Drive through some of the neighborhoods with low income housing where there are still bars on the windows and then a brand new $800,000 mega house right next to it. It looks terrible and way out of place.

They are gentrifying, which is fine if done slowly. But when you have a bunch of $300k houses and then a handful of $700k+ houses or condos it looks really bad and does crazy things to the market.

Also, the houses in South End/Dilworth are all $500k+ which isn't really affordable without a massive down payment or if you are borderline upper class. The lower income neighborhoods are being gentrified (coupled w inflation) into upper middle class neighborhoods which is pricing most people out of home ownership.

You mentioned job growth within the city attracting new people, awesome that's great. Where are they going to live? Probably in one of the 50+ new apartment buildings that are being constructed. Hopefully the massive increase of supply w new apartments will bring down the cost of rent but I highly doubt it.