We put the house on the market about a month ago and have had almost zero traffic (two showings).

I, alongside some other BP members, host a monthly real estate meetup in Riverside CA, probably about 1.5 hours from you with traffic.

It has had a ton of traffic via zoom though.

It's a powerful tool for real estate investors; but also crucial to our economy as a whole.It’s something economists spend considerable resources tracking & attempting to adjust on federal and state government levels; but this dynamic is often better demonstrated on city/town levels simply because the results are more readily seen.Let's take for example a small town that needs a traffic light; but can only afford a stop sign.

That's about the extent of my real estate knowledge.How I got here: My day job costs me a 2-hour commute M-F, so I quickly decided to splurge on an Audible account so that I can gain some knowledge while I zone out in SoCal traffic.

@Derek Hemerick:Unfortunately, our house is STILL on the market in Clovis, but we've had quite a bit of traffic lately as the market picks up a bit.

You'd be surprised the amount of traffic I pull from there.

The property was on MLS before the auction, that's how they drive traffic to the auction.

I was reading the Wall Street Journal the other day and I came across an intresting article about these pixel sites on the internet that offer to put your advertisement on a page in order to increase you're traffic.

External obsolecence or aspects of less desirable elements are also considered such as being near a factory where noise or odors are present, high traffic areas or poor condition of surrounding properties are evaluated as well.