My Great Grandfather own Signal Hill in the late 1800's but could not afford to keep property taxes current and ultimately lost it all during depression era.

Otherwise, the lease rate was excellent (<$100 / month) and building price was suitably depressed due to the lease.In your instance, the lease end is far enough away that you should still be able to sell the property in 10 or 20 years.

Housing is very depressed, food and energy prices?

Here that includes them ALL,,schools, cities, counties, colleges,,depend on the very real estate taxes we have ALL thought was going too high too fast NOW with depressed prices and values,,,they SHOULD,,,actually they HAVE to rachet down those tax valuations to actual numbers,,,especially if protested.

. ;-)Option B:“Donate” 10 million to a divorce not of my choosing.Be so depressed from the divorce that I invest in “Up and coming” cryptocurrencies at the highest point of the bubble.Profit.

The cap rates are depressing on just about everything.

So, boom days of the 80's or late 90's cannot really repeat themsleves.Today, I believe that the growth in the Spanish market will be more gradual and sustained, which hopefully in the long run, won't lead to another property depression as we've seen in the last 7 years. 

For example I always use a beige color (cream in my coffee) , a very light grey (azure snow) , and sometimes a very pale blue in laundry rooms/mud rooms etc.Gives a more “homey” feeling instead of depressing white everywhere!

While it fell 90% during the Great Depression, that was a downward slope that took place over almost four years’ time.

That was depressing but not having to fork out about $80,00 per lawsuit for both attorneys and a small settlement was a big relief.