Appreciation is too difficult to predict.

No one is predicting 2 and 3% rates, but at this point we cannot leave anything off the table.

There may be unforeseen events in the future that could trigger change but those are hard to predict.

Two years time can change a lot so making a decision on it as a rental is very difficult to predict, especially the upcoming two  years. 

I thought a the time that that would lead to more predictable HOA fees, however, due to the age and condition of the building (partially due to the mismanagement by previous Boards) there was a need to raise our capital contributions.

To be fair, none of the experts had a crystal ball and could predict the future, and with the war starting up it's really up in the air.    

I decided to focus full-time on my dance passion and predictably the pay-cut impacted the construction.

Oh of course no one can predict big market swings but I don't see things dropping by 30% or anything nuts like that but hey we never know!

Seems to me ( and I am no expert on predicting interest rates) but it seams we may have peaked on rates.

It’s office that is getting crushed right nowRetail is all about location and good locations are doing very well.Could it drop, maybe but guessing or trying to predict will not be easyAlso retail leases are staggered typically so a center doesn’t have them all expiring at once.