I have a kick *** job mitigating the opioid crisis in our healthcare system at an amazing company in downtown Nashville. 

Brewers Hill and River West finally pulling themselves out of the crisis and seeing values on the rise again.

Tanner Um, it was actually one of the hardest hit areas of the 2008 crisis.

I know these areas were hit hard with the foreclosure crisis and are still trying to make a comeback.

There have been some minor price corrections, but they were very brief (even during the recent bank crisis).

And see how unaffordability across counties converges during a "hot" market, and diverges during a "crisis" market.

Since 2007 alone global debt levels have grown $57T, and pre-financial crisis global debt levels had been growing at a CAGR of 11% while global GDP grew at 4%.

After the financial crisis, there are properties all across the board.

New regulations after the financial crisis restricted the compensation of LOs, and increased regulation, so it effectively made it much more difficult to make big money as an independent.  

They have appreciated more than any other investments during the booms years, yet were the most resilient in moments of crisis .They have outperformed general real estate, hedge funds , stocks market by a large margin.