I think if a recession hits hard rents could go down a as 900 At the lowest.

Our last recession wiped out a massive amount of our labor market as have recent regulations.

I would say a lot of it has to due to the fact that the university and Carle are the major sources of employment and they tend to be recession resistant.

With Europe looking more and more like it is sliding into recession, the surging dollar and the Saudis not cutting back on their much cheaper to produce crude oil production, there is a potential for the fracking boom to end. 

We have had STRs in San Diego since 1999 and this has is one of the slowest STR times (not quite as bad as Great Recession).  

Prices in the markets I’m in, Atlanta included, are still at all time highs and aren’t reflecting a looming recession and effects on an elated housing market. 

In the last recession with other markets saw 20% drops in their property values, we saw maybe 5.Because of the stability, we don't have a lot of distressed sellers.

A dead christmas tree got pushed around for six months before it finally ended up in MY yard waste (I didn't complain because I was tired of seeing it too) for example.Prices are high right now and we are probably going to see a recession in the next couple years. 

We get all these 'Is a recession coming?'

Those are 3 different areas completely, so aren't tied to just one market in case of recession, etc.