Same with NOAA weather pattern predictions.

🚀 Predictions are swirling that the banks might consider lowering rates to stimulate business

Due to interest rates, building costs, leverage, distress, and maybe other factors, I predict there will be a pretty big gap in new construction multifamily starts for the next 3-4-5 years. 

Credit where credit is due, the predictions for recession in 2023 were wrong (or pre-mature, which is the same thing).

A retail center can have 100 things go wrong with it that affect cash flow versus single tenant you know because the lease says the investment grade credit tenant takes care of everything per the lease and can model out predictable returns over time and if you have additional upside that is icing on the cake but not a requirement of the investment to be considered successful.Most of my LP investors make medium 6 to 7 figures a year with job or business and have lots of cash and net worth.

Though I don't believe consumer prices will ever recede back to pre-pandemic levels, wages continue to increase https://www.epi.org/nominal-wage-tracker/and inflation is receding and we expect a series of fed rate cuts over the coming year, so although this should be sufficient to prevent recession, the reality is that we can't predict this with 100% accuracy.

And economic analysts aren’t predicting one.

It is a challenging market to manage in and predict its future.

Also things here are more or less steady and predictable, no crazy boom and bust cycle like Phoenix for example. 

Yes, we all put up with it because that's the market right now but I fully predict Houfy and the like are going to kick both of these platforms to the trash heap in time.