Real Estate has only seen one real crash in the recorded history and that was inflicted by Wall Street's subprime loan stimulated overproduction. 

It's architecturally stimulating with beautiful window trim and crown molding under the soffit.- The neighborhood is a mix.

Can or will the government stimulate job growth with good pay?

I would think the KC-45 arrival will stimulate some additional activity.

These same people are sustaining and stimulating the market with jobs and wadges from California, Washington, New York, Maryland, etc. 

But for me, most academia-based jobs are pretty equally dry and boring even if they're intellectually stimulating but they're tolerable especially if I'll know that they're only temporary.

The ones who pay property taxes and hire local workers and stimulate the local economy.Tand the South Bay that don't make it difficult to provide housing.This sort of tenant relocation out of the pockets of small business owners (housing providers) will affect the entire market and Long Beach economy... mainly negatively.https://www.lbbusinessjournal.com/rental-properties-city-council-to-consider-tenant-protection-policies/

He spent it all on...well, I've been cautioned repeatedly not to mention ladies of questionable reputation and a certain white powdered substance with stimulant properties here on Bigger Pockets.Or give it to guru-boy and his shills.

On the podcast it mentioned that a government tries to stimulate the economy in 4 ways. the central bank lowering interest rates, quantitive easing, printing more money, and direct stimulus(on a personal and business level.)

They either need to do things that will stimulate housing growth (no/low interest loans to builders in certain areas; tax incentives to builders; removal of the political blocks to build; incentives to homeowners to build and rent an ADU or split their property into a duplex; promoting mixed use properties; providing funds for transitioning commercial properties into residential; etc) or they need to convince people to move elsewhere / not move to the crowded areas.