With basically everything grinding to a halt right now and a bunch of renovation projects temporarily on hold, there will be a pent-up demand for labor later this year (hopefully when the virus is contained).  

Whenever things return to semi-normal, I expect a surge of pent up listing inventory that is similarly met with pent up buyer demand in Austin.

I do not think this will impact prices in the Springs as we have so much pent up demand.

This quarantine is really getting some pent up rage out here... please, go for a walk alone, get some fresh air, do yoga... lacking perspective is not an excuse for attacking others online. 

Granted real estate prices are a slow lagging indicator and there has been so much pent up demand, competition and good jobs and low rates, rents are up and prices up over 6% in my local area. 

And there will be pent up demand in the convention space .. ?? 

So even if there is a temporary slowdown, once the overblown mass hysteria dies down things will likely return to normal with a bunch of pent up demand that's been shut in doors the previous few months.After all, it's not like housing demand is suddenly going to go away.

The market is showing no signs of a “crash and burn” 2008 scenario here but rather a pent up demand for housing as we wait for the economy to return to normalcy.

Are we going to have a slight stall and values pick up right where they were before, are values going to take a 10-20-30% hit, or will pent up demand surge pricing the other way.

I was supposed to be on a southern caribbean right now :( but maybe this is on everyone's radar with lots of pent up demand.