It will be entirely difficult to capture enough of the market (neighborhood) to make a difference unless there is some philanthropy involved in the deal as the marginal price of each acquired property will continue to rise as the neighbors grow wise to what is happening.That said, gentrification and neighborhood revitalization are real constructs; so they must start somewhere...

Sometimes landlords gets inflated rents for TI credits so they then can try and sell for higher price showing more income.

With the growth of Gray's and Point Breeze, I think I can see some rising property value but I would love to hear what you all think.

Another banking crisis in the US, (possibly related to bank closures) Rise in workplace shootings in US.

The law is written the way it is to discourage inflated appraisals...not to precisely calibrate a true market value.

We just put a tourniquet on the problem.High unemployment with no signicant relief in sight, higher interest rates and inflation coming, and of course, Hurricane Obama!

., from the 1890's or so), appreciation has tracked inflation.

Now imagine how much money you lose to inflation since the transction is in Jamaican dollars...

Just because inflation is slowing does not mean we have deflation.

That is, holding a certain asset, like yuan, on the assumption its value will rise.