There is no doubt we are living in unprecedented times.

We all want and think the floor is going to fall out but as long as there is cheap money, a modicum of jobs and such an unprecedented demand for housing this might not transpire the way we think.

Seemingly strong businesses have buckled under the unprecedented economic conditions, a consequence of stay-at-home orders and social distancing.

I read that Multifamily is doing well during these unprecedented times.

Of course all bets are off if it’s 9.0+, but that’s unprecedented for this area.

Two things to keep in mind:Firstly, we're in an unprecedented moment for the economy.

We're in unprecedented times indeed. 

We have seen unprecedented demand for building materials over the last few years, and our area is considered a very fast growing area.

The COVID pandemic has caused dozens of formerly ubiquitous retail chains to declare bankruptcy and shutter stores, leaving an unprecedented amount of vacant commercial space.

We're certainly in unprecedented times.