If we take a look at the distribution of home values in 2016 vs 2018 within the neighborhood, its clear that home values have increased a decent amount by the movement of the peak of the histogram toward the left.Digging down further to the block level, this trend continues.

https://www.rentcafe.com/blog/apartmentliving/luxury-apartments/8-out-of-10-new-apartment-buildings-were-high-end-in-2017-trend-carries-on-into-2018/HIGH-END CONSTRUCTION BY CITY16 cities are getting exclusively high-end rentals in 2018Of the nation’s 30 largest cities, there are 6 urban areas were renters saw nothing but high-end apartments in 2017, while in the first part of 2018, there are 16 cities where all new apartments are top-grade.

Also, the trend for the aforementioned metrics is also very important.Hope this helps  

Hi @Daniella SanchezIf you look at Google Trends you can see that historically searches for homes for sale drop throughout this time of year but skyrocket right at the very end of the year (and rise from there) - maybe because people at the tail end of the holiday season people have some time off and are eager to get started on their home buying plans for the next year.

What DFW metroplex surrounding city do you think is the hottest to invest in RIGHT NOW?

Realty Trends Corp - highly recommend - best brokerage on Long Island.I DO NOT RECOMMEND CROSS COUNTRY MORTGAGE - the lawyer refuses to travel and I had to go to a different county than the property was in to close, when buyer and seller lived five minutes from each other.

Hi All,I am looking to invest in the SF market with the notion that that buying in one of the hottest markets in the country will be the least risky.

So its not always clear what the trend is, and sometimes it doesn't matter.I am simply being extra careful. 

You can also google the this and find lots of info on trends in the industry.

I could see the Herron Morton trend moving up that way.