Builders in Kochi have are now keen on constructing affordable housing projects that can help meet the expanding needs of the working class people who have keenly started investing in Kochi real estate sector.After a brief null due to the aftermaths of global recession, Kochi real estate sector has now started enjoying a steady and balanced resurgence, and is focussing to keep-up with the growing demand for affordable housing projects, including flats and apartments that cost below thirty lakhs, to cater to the needs of the major share of working class people in the city.

Some think that if it goes down, it won't be much just like it did back during the last recession.

The recession has made it harder for lenders to qualify borrowers to get a loan to purchase a house.

Unless, they plan on pumping  money into the investment.Prices, are about, where they were before the recession - give or take a little. 

How many Investors could say that they were virtually unaffected by 1) The Stock Market Crash of 2001 where Nasdaq lost 66% of it's value that year, 2) The 9/11 Terrorist Attack in NYC where my Properties are located 3) the Great Recession.

Once the recession hit they suddenly got a lot less busy and adjusted labour rates accordingly.

I'm really focus in cash flow, I'm have 7 rentals, 4 are 10 years fixed arm, I can refinance without any penalty after the 5 year, Who knows what's going to happen in 10 years, maybe I just get all the cashflow that I can get ,and sell them when they need mayor repairs, the property still gaining value at least 3% annual, and if a recession happen , my mortgages are low enough that with 50% occupancy , I can still making the payments con fordable enough.

In the the last recession 2009+ I pulled $50K from a HELOC and paid the interest cost on money I did not immediately need for the peace of mind of knowing they could not reduce borrowing limit any further. 

IMO the vacation rental business is Disney specifically is recession and weather proof......people from all over the world come to the Disney area every year, in fact probably 50% of my renters are foreigners...so its not dependent on the US economy........ and its far enough inland that hurricanes and such really aren't a concern.........I do all of my own bookings/property management from Buffalo!!

Belmont and San Carlos have been enjoying the benefits of these transplants from Palo Alto, seeing some of the highest growth in home values since the recession.