Even ProLogis, a class-A warehouse REIT, has seen its implied real estate values decline by 19% as the public markets anticipate impacts on warehouse properties, according to my analysis.ConclusionWith property operations quickly deteriorating at retail and hotel properties and future reductions in occupancy and rental revenue likely for multifamily, office, and warehouse, it is not surprising that the public markets have devalued real estate by 20-30% depending on the asset class and location.

It takes time for the cities that will suffer devaluation to bottom. 

Also, they feel the current valuation of the commercial property is no longer fair market value compared from the beginning of 2020, pre-covid-19.The Seller's are obviously not happy to hear of the news, and most definitely will not agree and accept a 20%+ devaluation of their commercial property.

I have a large network of clients who invest, constantly I’ll get inquiries from investors I haven’t met yet, if one of them right off the bat wants to discuss a pay cut or devalue my services, I won’t bother.

Over the long haul - the world will begin to catch on the long con which is the Federal Reserves "QE Infinity" policy - which fundamentally de-values the dollar against fixed supply stores of value such as gold, and is basically an impossible situation for the Fed to get out of (especially since the Fed has proven they are no longer an "independent" institution). 

However, due to the financial quandry that Congress is now in, for how to pay for U.S. efforts to over-come COVID-19, & which implies that Congress will devalue the U.S. dollar, to do so; it is wise to buy real estate, as one of the few things which holds its value in inflation years.

Hey BP family,I Live in Houston, have cash and multiple real estate investments. Im sitting on a 70/30 split of cash and stock. Its bothering me that the value lf cash is declining, while stocks are going up based on ...

This removal would significantly devalue the home and I would also be receiving less rent if I rent the attic and top unit together with only one bathroom as opposed to two bathrooms. 

The only upside is low interest rate long term debt is now cheaper to hold due to the devalued dollar. 

Now I do not mean to devalue education, as it has opened my eyes to many concepts and helped me become a lifelong learner, but certain aspects about the process just do not resonate with me.