I cant help but think this will only add to the supply problem of affordable or rental housing available.

A local Long & Foster in my area posted this document which shows a lot of the data that I am looking for including the number of units sold, the median sale price, and the months of supply figure.

Throughout the pandemic, prices continued to go up, even during the lock down as demand greatly outweighs supply here. 

I'd drop off some disinfecting supplies for both sets of tenants given they share a lot of common space. 

Replacing a window screen takes 3 minutes worth of labor and maybe 4 dollars worth of supplies. 

Days on Market decreased 6.8 percent for Detached homes but increased 9.5 percent for Attached homes.Months Supply of Inventory decreased 18.2 percent for Detached homes but increased 6.9 percent for Attached homes.Buyers have been quicker to return to the housing market in force than sellers, who have been showing a bit more reluctance to list their homes than is typical for this time of year.

States currently included are Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and WashingtonData used: (From Census.gov and Realtor.com)Metrics:       Realtor Hotness Score: The Hotness score is an equally-weighted composite metric of a geography's supply score and demand score.      

Thanks to Facebook, Amazon, Dollar General and ABC Supply Company, the rental market is booming here.

I discovered a water supply line that cracked and was leaking.

High demand and low supply.