Jefferson Davis did not secure popular support in the South, which illustrated the divided nature of the South's population on the war.
You can infer that they had a very strong economy because they did not need to expand their own economy. They stole from others.
My answer in regards to the most important factor in house pricing would be: Location.
If the house is located in a bad neighborhood or is simply a large house surrounded by small houses, the value of the house goes does (meaning the price decreases). Also, the average price of the surrounding houses affects the house's price. Example: if you are going to sell your house which is small in a nice neighborhood with large houses, the value (price) will go up on your house.
So in short, location is often a large determination in house pricing.
Hope this helps! :)
