You can see the other posts I’ve made talking about main drivers of RE in major cities, issues in global markets, and a potential Great Depression II.

When business people get that wrong is invariably where you see their businesses fail, not to mention global economies.People pay rent.

It's just a matter of increasing population, globalization, increased habitat destruction, climate change, and exposure to disease vectors.

Good read about what is to come."...but at a minimum, we assume that it will include a bad recession combined with some kind of financial stress similar to the global financial crisis of 2008.

We are in the midst of a global recession with many Americans to be permanently out of work. 

It might be good to minor in business, though, because it will give you a foundation on the global and domestic economies and and many aspects of management, finance, logistics... 

You would think that with our frequently-stated emphasis in C-class properties I would be all-the-way behind the price-price-price and cashflow belief, but I never have been.

You get the midwest cash flow but in a global city.

If we see a global slowdown, Canmore's tourism may experience a slow down.

One where currency and it's value is globalized, as in, we can get away with printing trillions of it if it's supported by countries buying our notes.