hah...I mean, at least when I tried to make millions as an *Anonymous* Distributor in '91, I was able to sell some cleaning products, diapers, and one fake Christmas tree before realizing I had joined a multi-level marketing cult! 

I'm a civil engineer who has been part of teams that managed the construction of 40+ million dollar buildings.

Additionally back in 2010 there were approx. 12 million construction workers and that is now down to about 10.5 to 10.8 million which is driving up wages or making it impossible to find quality contractors. 

But if you own multi-million dollar house and there are lots of people around it, I recommend taking more steps.

At a rate of $500 a month it takes 166 years to reach one million dollars.

You may put half a million deposit on one million dollar condo and still not be able to get a mortgage for the rest.

If I did a Google search on Oak Street Properties, millions of results will be returned.

On the other hand, there's been a boom over the last 15 or 20 years of new condos downtown and in the 3rd Ward, which are generally all pretty pricey, usually starting around $200k for a 1bed/1bath tiny unit and going up into the multi-millions in certain spots like University Club Tower where one 9000+ sq foot unit that covers an entire floor on maybe the 35th floor is appraised by the city at $13 MILLION!!!!

Their philosophy was that they have made and continue to make millions and millions of dollars, so they want all agents to stick to their methodology for generating new business. 

As for consumers finding value, in April 2014 Zillow hit another record of nearly 79 million monthly unique users on mobile and Web, up 50% Y-O-Y.