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Which class of Multifamily is the most Recession Resistant?
Which class and areas did multi family do the best in our last recession? If we have a slight decline (2-3%) in the market, which kind of tenant would be effected the most? I am mostly thinking about multi family in the Nashville area. Thank you.
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Workforce housing (B to A-) in markets with diversified jobs, high population growth, and good infrastructure (schools, local govt, etc).