Many of the young people I know who are not looking at buying real estate, are scared from the 2008 crash and think it’s going to happen again.

Hello fellow BPers! I'm currently managing (trying to manage) a construction project on 10 apartment units that have been vacant for yeeeears. This has been a complete trial by fire, as I had zero experience with some...

If let’s say tomorrow Powell given resignation and his replacement would start QE due to new nature of the world , the Fed would start with narrative why they have to restart QE.What is also interesting in the world is that de-dollarization is not happening , but it is the de-Euronization that happened in international world.It is good today bond market is closed but the yield is already crashing due  which is expected in time like this.

(In case of a crash like 2008 or a rent moratorium like 2020 only that partner will owe the money, have their credit wrecked, and be responsible for any shortages.

Any slowdown or excess inventory will be pumped up as "the time to buy" thus keeping prices from crashing.

I was in banking for many, many years and for a time did that same job prior to the previous crash in the mid-to-late 1990s for a bank.

So I will continue dealing with traffic and parking like everyone else unless I somehow become a decamillionaire or we get a 50% RE crash.

The local economy in San Diego is less affected from market crashes, in comparison to other counties and cities across the US.3.

I have been up, and I have crashed and burned (2008). 

Even with Oil and Gas having been the   major source of employment, the employers have been steadily thinning  their workforce since 2015, after the global oversupply of oil led to price crashes.