Marc Faulkner I'm late to the party here, but I've noticed the same BP phenomena.

Btw, Einstein's is also attributed to the phenomena that astonished him the most - compound interest.

We have this absurdly odd phenomena in Santa Cruz, where I live.

My plan is to move into the Albuquerque area within the next year, which is much more open to the tiny home phenomena. 

Also, there is a common phenomena called "recency bias".

Wholesaling real estate, as the term is currently used is a phenomena in the United States only.  

I would imagine this phenomena would amplify in areas whose economy relies strongly on agriculture.In any case, my concern about using Section-8 as a hedge during a recession is how much funding the Housing Authorities issuing the vouchers have and the likelihood of cuts to those budgets.

I call this phenomena "artificial demand" ... haha.

Here is the dictionary definition of correlation: a relation existing between phenomena or things or between mathematical or statistical variables which tend to vary, be associated, or occur together in a way not expected on the basis of chance alone.

The last real estate downturn caused two huge phenomena of this type.