As a landlord, I'm not going to try and go change my building to accommodate noisy tenants.  

Interest rates are just one component of the economy and you have many different macro-economic conditions that impact housing such as job market, inflation, debt loads, lending standards etc. 

The macro economy as whole has been bad too. 

And I am building those relationships, unfortunately given the macro economy I am trying to identify catalysts to move things along. 

They spend a lot of time talking about more macro economic events and things that can affect real estate too which is interesting...or maybe boring to some!

Assessing both macro and microeconomics is vital.

I've stayed in STRs that are over/unders and were incredibly noisy so if I was living there full time I think I'd want a side-by-side.

Which macro and micro indicators did you see as important?

Only solution is hope FED cuts interest rates fast and deep, but all macro-data says US economy doing great with fed funds at 5.33% so foreclosure becoming only option.now if a Chimp with a learning disorder like me could see this coming, perhaps, the syndicators that charged high fees and had 5 different "share classes" saw it coming too and perhaps that was their plan all along?

I know some funds that are liquidating single family to bid into CRE, there's also some funds that are divesting their real estate exposure and putting it more into other cyclical things(like oil & preparing for bitcoin) these are more macro funds not REI funds.