The only reason the economy hasn’t entered a more severe recession is the trillions we just printed to prop up industries and literally give people and businesses money.If the money printing stops before a vaccine, which it seems likely it will, I don’t see how there’s not some macro level correction.

Large sunny studio in good Kips Bay location, can probably get $2200 on rental market (after coop rental fees - $2600 gross) and can maybe sell for $500k if lucky.I figure prices might bounce back after vaccine in 2021, but then again, maybe not. 

May restaurants and bars frequented again, and a vaccine delivered from the eggs of a hen.

I hope post COVID days with the vaccine coming out that I will be able to meet you and others on BP.

https://www.wave3.com/2020/11/...Good for our market. If a tenant of yours is out of work...

Just a thought.As far as AirBnb, I would hold off on that until this pandemic is under control or a vaccine has been distributed, etc. 

Considering that interest rates are at historical lows, the unemployment in the metro is also very low, super low inventory and a covid 19 vaccine about to be implemented I can't imagine any sorta major distress in the market coming down the pike any time soon.

Dog will be current on rabies vaccine.

With Vaccines on the horizon and all the pent up demand, does anyone see a silver lining? 

But don’t expect demand — or prices — to taper off all that much, especially if the pending vaccines turn out to be effective and widely available.