The market trajectory is flat to down since late 2015.

What I did get was to slap palms with people who are going to drastically change the trajectory of my career over the next few years.

There's not just one story of Detroit, or one future trajectory.

But they go nuts for Cleveland that's been on a similar population trajectory ;-)The reality is Detroit is undergoing a major revitalization that's been happening for years now.

Hey Aileen Columbus, Ohio, stands as an exceptionally attractive investment destination, buoyed by major corporations expressing significant confidence in the city's economic trajectory.

And I do wanna change the trajectory of more than a few lives of underprivileged people.These dreams are lofty.

Real estate has changed my life and the trajectory of my family’s financial future for sure.

I know with rising home prices and new builds in the suburbs competition has been fierce both buying and renting.For me, I have seen a pretty flat trajectory in my rentals if not a small dip, but I am usually at the top end of the rent spectrum because I usually do a renovation and it is basically  brand new.The rentals I have had an increase on have only been 25-50 dollars per month, approx 2-5%.

I agree with a lot of folks on this thread, I'm bearish on the housing market continuing this trajectory.

Also, an interesting aspect to this is the the phoenix metro seems to be still doing well; I had thought (could be wrong) that LV and PHX followed very similar downward trajectory last time?