Additionally, the pricing is not economical for bulk data.

I wouldn't count on an economic collapse.

Nobody knows when the next economic downturn might come. 

, and they need to look at their encouragement of economic drivers.  

Millennials seem to change jobs a lot, move cities a lot, and as a result they rent wherever they go.In regard to the idea that low home ownership will somehow bring about an economic crisis, I don't see it.

In other words, you need an unfair advantage, a wide economic moat, a durable competitive advantage, or whatever you'd like to call it ...

We have a sometimes resident in Tampa who has a very different way of predicting, many years in advance, the Real Estate and Economic Cycles based on Age Related Spending Cycles.

Hi @Kenneth Hung, call me paranoid or what ever but i work in private equity REOs during the last crash and its just what the market does, nothing stays in the air for ever everything must bounce we are not in a economic position to sustain this kind of grow and rates forever will it fall in the next 3 years probably not so buy away just know when to cash our or what to buy SD i think is one of the best markets to hold property but will see somebody correct me if i am wrong

As a result, banks are flush with cash they are unable to lend out for lack of "qualified" borrowers.If not for that, home prices would launch into inter-stellar space.Barring any major housing-demand-killing disaster - natural or economic, we can expect the status quo to continue for the near future.

Have you compared the economic and demographic fundamentals and trends of the markets?