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.

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

Maybe these global events will change that... anyways I hope to stay connected to you and talk later down the line especially if San Diego does end up being where I invest!

(Wife in big tech finance) with all of that easy money stock options and big salary signing bonuses were offensive before  ... trending other way (severance packages is the topic at the moment) every day a company is announcing a “re-org” involving layoffs.

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

Do you think it's offensive or will turn off potential sellers?

@Les Jean-Pierre The news from New York about AirBNB is interesting and likely trend setting.I read last week that Stephen Ross of The Related Group has asked his residential property managers and tenants to keep an eye out for AirBNB use in their properties.As the deep pockets (aka bigger), large owners such as The Related Group likely want to avoid being accused by NYS of supporting a concept that requires regulation.Many cities globally follow New York's lead on policy (e.g., the smoking ban in restaurants). 

I think forward thinking in a recession is pre-planning on what to do in a worst-case scenario.From an oil perspective, I can say globally we have an over-abundance of supply right now.

Global Financial Crisis?

The high mountains of Colorado may actually see an increase in snowfall due to global warming.