Just curious, why do regional areas, when nothing good or bad is happening, they still go up at CPI levels or state averages,
obviously if the rest of the state is booming, these regionals will also go up,
but im looking at a particular regional, and prices have done not much in the entire region, but they are actually increasing like a few % per year
in a dormant town I assume the rents wont change much so why do the real estate prices go up?
obviously if the rest of the state is booming, these regionals will also go up,
but im looking at a particular regional, and prices have done not much in the entire region, but they are actually increasing like a few % per year
in a dormant town I assume the rents wont change much so why do the real estate prices go up?