And the "oh, but what if the dollar collapses and civil war, WWIII, what then???!!!"

You can see it historically even on the biggest collapse on the market in 2008, where real estate bounced right back after a few years, and it's more expensive now than it was at the peak in 2006. so real estate will always go up.

Every time another person came up the stairs, I was convinced the tower was going to collapse.

Two nights ago, the ceiling collapsed on to the floor.  

State governments certainly create a base of employment and pretty much ensure the city won't collapse.

Here's number one, we are headed to market collapse.

There is no risk of collapse however the floor feels soft toward the outer walls.

The SW was the picture of American suburbia expansion and prosperity, until it was rows and rows of empty homes and the poster child of over building and collapse.

The Surfside condo owners were facing an assessment between $80k-$330k before it collapsed.

Sure enough after a lot of rain it collapsed & washed the dog & dog house down the slope into the sliding glass doors that subsequently collapsed & the kitchen was flooded.