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Veda B.
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What impact does a recession have on building costs?

Veda B.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dallas
Posted

Hey BP!

I'm new to the REI field and am currently in the process of looking to purchase a duplex. I have seen some potential properties, however most of them would need some form of repair ranging from installing new flooring to repairing water damage and potentially more.


I'm wondering how a recession will impact construction costs? Will they be cheaper because a majority of people won't be building or will they be more expensive due to that?


Thanks!