And thanks to several gigantic government stimulus packages, vaccines developed in record time, and essential workers dedicated to the cause, we have survived and adapted.

With the vaccine deployment in progress the optimism is high for travel to return in a big way.

By then everybody that wants a vaccination can get one, hopefully businesses will be opening up, restaurants will be filling up etc.   

https://therealdeal.com/2021/0...Seems like a great leading indicator for NYC real estate as the vaccine rolls out!

Plus, the vaccine is getting rolled out which will curb the spread tremendously.

Democracy won, we got outdoors more, we headed back to drive-ins, the internet showcased some really clever people, racial injustice triggered massive global protests (and hopefully changes), vaccines were developed in record time, and of course, our Lakers and Dodgers returned championships.

I was expecting to see a turnaround sometime mid-year when the vaccine would be in the hand of most folks.

We have a very diversified economy with tech, government, education, medical, and service/tourism (yes, service/tourism is hurting right now, but post-vaccine I expect it to spring back), so we're a fairly safe bet despite the current hot market.

Plus, the vaccine is getting rolled out which will curb the spread tremendously.

Find someone who has been vaccinated to do the inspection.