Count ColiFecal said:My perception is as follows:
They would prefer to congregate in one common spot. And they will pay dearly for the priviledge to gather there.
There seems to be much consternation regarding the high cost of property as compared to surrounding areas. I would propose that this in fact will actually bode well for the future of this place. The snob factor will be your most valuable asset. For the affluent are well insulated against the aforementioned 'economic downturns', 'interest rate hikes', and 'increased insurance rates'.
I suspect these factors will, however, bode ill for the lands to your east and west.
You mean like Aspen CO?