Lots of good data in this report - things still looking pretty great for our area, long term.

There are some sub maker keys and areas where it’s pretty close, say in relatively homogenous neighborhoods with lots of data points available, but in general there are far too many local market nuances and recent trends that the algorithm doesn’t capture.  

The California Association of REALTORS® has processed all of the recent data and will likely revise its forecast lower in the coming weeks.

For example, Google is building a $600M data center here.

You should not expect they will go up in value, unlike real property.

Part of the scope of work mentions receiving data from the common platforms so they can verify host compliance.

Originally posted by @Demarcus Crump:I enter the data into my spread sheet (line example for one property below.)

Hi @Aaron Bryson, and fellow BP friends,I am really amazed by your post.I am from Brazil and, although I have been several times to Rio de Janeiro I don't live there (I'm in São Paulo).Before I give my thoughts about your investment I would like to give general data about Brazil (and its real estate market):Yes, it is a great time for foreigners to invest in Brazil.

The Money Podcast's is here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/biggerpockets-money-podcast-116long-term-investingcovid-19-jim-collins-jlcollinsnh-com In my view, the key for us is to stay agile and provide clearly thought-out content based on data and historical context -- rather than just adding to the noise.

Unless I can broadcast on the CB stations some data.