I fear the short term lease market may be shifting as well.  

You can see their shift in changing host cancellation fees from $100 to now a % ratio which is usually several hundred dollars and can even be over $1000. 

When you're looking at this from a long-term perspective, the focus often shifts more towards the rental potential rather than the immediate equity of the property.

I suspect a lot of the population shift is people moving from the old/functionally obsolete housing stock  in Cleveland proper (the older neighborhoods that popped up during the industrial age) into newer built homes 10 minutes down the road in the suburbs because the land simply isn't available within the city limits.We have some major economic drivers in the academic and medical fields.  

I used to buy on distressed REO's MLS, but recently I shifted more focus to direct marketing: we buy houses cash.

I've been married for 10 years and have two boys.I've always wanted to run a business and I think real estate can provide the best opportunity to slowly shift into it.

At a minimum you may want to shift to doubles.

I have been able to shift to a full time investor over the last year or so.

On Thanksgiving his pattern shifted into even more delusional paranoia.

Homeowners are seeing that the market has shifted and they are being unreasonable on their list price.