I did this in Phoenix for a nice little 3x appreciation rocket ride between 2009-2016, so I'm not knocking it, but I definitely sold out in 2016 (a bit early in retrospect, but better a bit too early than too late) to avoid riding the elevator back down to the basement.Global bottoms are much much more difficult to call ... they are exceedingly rare ...

According to the State legislature:Broadly, essential jobs include:Health care workersLaw enforcement and first respondersEmergency sheltersChild care facilitiesGrocery stores, take-out restaurant service, farmers and other agriculture workersNews organizationsPower, gas and water servicesWastewater treatment and other sanitation or public worksCritical manufacturing, such as iron ore miningTransportation and logistics*Construction and some trades, such as electricians, plumbers and elevator technicians*Financial services, including workers at banksI too have a project underway and I have no plans on stopping, so flip away, Gus! 

It is mostly about elevations. 

I think for flooding I can avoid by buying in higher elevation area, but for tornado you can't really prevent.

ICON teamed up with Lennar to build and sell eight floorplans with 24 elevations.

We personally elevated most $$ areas in home.

Communal Hallways and Elevators) are not seeing the appreciation that is occurring nationwide.

How do we elevate out from this level.

Although the builder was planning to put in an elevator - can you imagine the cost over runs.  

Sounds like the county shut down construction due to elevation or possibly FEMA issues.