Rental demand is strong, and values have trended up since purchase in 2009 (moved in to a new home in 2012 and started renting).  

Of course I also see the trend of more and more people wanting to stay at home and just hire care to come to them.

Sure, there are some metropolitan areas where prices are higher....but the trend is younger folks want to live downtown, not in the suburbs.  

Savvy buyers understand that this trend could continue.

I’m helping out a friend who lives in Seattle and is looking at trends in the area and is interested specifically in working with a realtor familiar in the area.

I've noticed the Shaw and Tower Grove area building up so I'm hoping to use those trends for improving the property I manage and a future investment. 

Hi All,I'd be curious for people's feedback regarding acceptable cash flow on a single family home in the Denver/Fort Collins area, given that our home values are generally trending upwards and on the higher side.

The trends, demographics and business outlook (expanding corporations like Comcast, marine terminal investments and favorable tax abatement policies) of the city are promising, hence the investments in these lower priced neighborhoods.Good luck with your decision!  

I have a high percentage of delinquencies/foreclosures and recently loan extensions (most likely because they would have become delinquent) on my POL investments and find it hard to believe that this trend would be limited to POL.  

It seems to be a national trend.