We knew houses would appreciate a lot when it would be fully developed as many businesses would be attracted in this area and rumor were that a school would open at the end of our street.

You don’t have to invest here, but honestly, spreading rumors doesn’t help anybody.

Gillette has a pretty good economy, but I have heard that one of the bigger coal mines may be closing, not sure if that is just a rumor or not. 

I've heard rumors that they're, particularly Seminole Heights, "up and coming."  

I don't completely believe in the Franklinton revitalization rumors that have been circulating for the past 5-7 years. 

Recently, I met a man who owns multiple properties and some in the Bakersfield area. He mentioned that the Bakersfield area is sinking? Is that true? Property is pretty “cheap” compared to other areas. Like to hear fr...

I know that in my area, HUD houses have dried up and there's not many bank owned homes either.These rumors make everyone nervous to buy for fear of paying today's prices only to have the market crash next month after the flood of inventory.

You may want to go get a W2 gig instead if that's how you think - your business is doomed.You then follow with speculation, probably based on rumor and innuendo.There is NOTHING "secretive" about it.

I felt like I was back in high school or Jr. high today, with "nobody likes you and everybody is talking about you and we're going to spread rumors" drama.This house is over 100 years old.  

If they start to spread rumors, see an attorney and get a cease and desist order against them.