If you have been in Upland for over a year, you
would know that the prices we see today are
massively inflated from when you joined.

From a new players perspective however, these are the
cheapest prices they will likely see in the current
sold out cities, or so they thought. With nothing
to mint, players were forced to buy after-market,
and really had no choice in the matter of air
being alleviated in a lot of market floors.
Following this, was an announcement for Detroit,
preceded by Los Angeles. Anyone joining just
before these city releases would likely be facing
massive losses...

"Now that these two cities are released, will the
floors go back up?"

From a rough analytical view, there are only so
many properties that get listed below the old
floor, in theory it shouldn't be long to bounce
back, however, these are only current players
selling, not the rest of the holders. Upland is
designed to be a property flipping "game", with
that said, the overall goal is to not hold onto
properties for long, but rather take profits
wherever possible. This sometimes means as well
moving your investment elsewhere at a loss.