In 10 years I'm confident rents/prices will be higher so with this temporary depression in both I think it would be a great time to get in.

I personally have a theory on certain asset classes that are going to see a bump, and others that are going to see a slight depression.  

“The city is ranked in the top five U.S. markets for job recovery and continues to benefit from West Coast spillover and gains in aerospace, engineering and contracting,” said Jordan Robbins, a senior managing director with the Denver office of JLL Capital Markets.Peter Merrion, a senior director with JLL Capital Markets in Denver, said he's been encouraged by a strong start to office investment activity in 2021 compared to the "notable depression in sales volume and activity" in 2020."

Even an official appraisal would probably show the value to be depressed, and while the sponsor didn’t cause the pandemic, they made sure they had zero risk if something like that happened.

I have no real clue how Cyprus handled its mess.In any case, a much better example of the possible outcomes to all the "stimulusing" is what happened with small gold holdings in the USA during the Depression, as well as what is happening to us, the gym owners, the restaurant owners, and the bar owners right now with the COVID moratoriums against eviction and mandatory closings.

This represents a macroeconomic policy that enables an economic upward shift....It does not ensure it, it enables it.I feel we as a country are running towards another Great Depression.  

I've had major depression all my life so the odd remote jobs I've worked don't count as job history, which is very frustrating.I don't currently own property.

The most millionaires were made during the great depression, the second most were made during the 2008 crisis, and were people that had the cash out to make investments. 

Such an approach may say, for example, that properties in the Chicago area are depressed in price and are bound to go up in value and would therefore be a good investment.

For those who don't know, recession makes for a few hard years, depression makes for a hard decade, Stagflation makes for a hard generation.Best hope at this point seems to tank the dollar enough so exports take hold again, or just burn Europe to the ground again, that worked last time.