But when the next recession comes Spring Hill will slow and stuff around the city's core won't.

I saw lots of people get ruined by the Great Recession, and commercial loans was just one aspect of that.

Recession resistant niche such as student housing, and mobile home parks. 

.- No reason for him to believe another recession like the Great Recession from 2008-2009 will occur for at least another 10 years.

Government and quality corporate bonds, and gold are all traditional hedges against recession, however not specific to housing.

I do believe we will have a national recession at some point.

I don’t anticipate another major recession anytime soon but interest rates are likely going up which does have an impact on values.

I can do small ball for instance on 10 acre and under tracts and stay fluid if there is a recession or economic downturn.

But I am excited about jobs that will not be gone during the next recession (Government (State Capitol), Hospitals, and the largest university in the state (MSU)). 

Austin has a population density of 3,358.32 people per square mile (1,296.65/square kilometer), so there is definitely room to grow.Austin is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country now, with a population growth rate of almost 3%.Which is to say, no other major city even came close to Austin's pace of expansion, much as has been the case ever since the recession ended.