I don't expect I will increase rent that much.

I'm sure that in their world, creating value by increasing rents is normal. 

I think you're missing another point-- if rates increase.

This continues the stable pricing pattern we’ve seen for some time now, despite steadily increasing inventory.Total closed sales in the metro fell 3.8%, with the city itself seeing a 5.8% decrease in closed sales.

The data provided includes STRs (short-term rentals) which means that the total number is not correct and if you were to do the math, the percentage of increased rentals would not be correct.If you look at the 3 graphs - Cape Coral, Ft Myers, and Lehigh - you will see that inventory has increased dramatically since December, with consistent growth month over month.

While I do suspect supply and demand will continue to wax and wane causing increases and pull backs as it always has I'm not sure there will be a major upset in the value of properties in desirable areas.

Today that house is probably worth $800k and rents for $3000, meaning its value increased by 2.7x while its rent increased by 1.5x.

We know you have put in your blood, sweat and tears to make BP what it is today.  

The need is high now and expected to keep increasing.

pid=2182Houston Real Estate Highlights in May, 2025: • Single-family home sales increased 6.8% year-over-year• Days on Market (DOM) for single-family homes went from 46 to 50 days• The single-family median price declined 1.2% to $339,425• The single-family average price was down 0.7% to $438,230• Single-family home months of inventory expanded to a 5.2-months supply, up from 3.9 months last May• Townhome and condominium sales declined 12.9% year-over-year.