@Buyan Thyagarajan 19143 + 19139 are some of the hottest areas in Philly right now, and the appreciation in this pocket has exploded in the last year.

I’m mostly interested to know the trend/statistics for homes in the Salt Lake east side/Sugar House/Aves/Millcreek/Holladay.

The stats from the MLS show that the median percent of list price homes are selling for right now is 99.4% and that keeps trending up.Buyer demand is sky high right now, with 25-30% more buyers than normal in the market with the number of available homes for sale being much lower than normal.

Also, there's a trend here in Asheville where larger, multi-building properties - like BnB's - are being purchased by individuals and turned into family compounds, with the additional/optional rental income potential.

Would love to connect you with my network and talk specifics regarding current Oregon Real Estate Market trends. 

I ask because the luxury market ($4M+) is the hottest it's ever been in NYC.

Luckily, my zip code and the two neighboring zip codes were the hottest in San Diego County at the time.You can use Max Maxwell's ListSource strategy to find the hottest zip codes in your county.Get a trial to PropStream and search those 3-5 zip codes for owners that own 5+ properties AND bought a property in the last six months.

Second, the trend toward work-from-home is likely to remain in place even as pandemic-related measures are eased around the country.

In one of the hottest areas in KC

Question is, how long will the appreciation trend continue?