They are not very mobile and this neighborhood looks about the same, demographically, as it did at the time of the Race Riot of 1967 where buildings all around your property were burned to the ground.

He said "Son I have been cookin eggs here for 20 years and well come tomorrow and the next day I will still be cookin eggs" As in nothing is going to change in his world.I fly home and get into Portland in the evening only to see all the portland weirdos and antifas and who knows what rioting breaking windows setting fires.

As for Portland its downtown while business wise has been really hurt.. and its started with theBLM riots ( or should i say peaceful protest) that and those nice Antifa folks fire bombing things destroyed many many business's the inner city real estate is nothing like back east. but they have got to get a handle on the homeless.. 

Though you can probably get a good price if you want to risk it getting burned down in a riot :p 

Social unrest, riots, lawlessness.

If one location goes bad, flooded with poor drainage, fire outbreak, riots, weather related destruction etc, the other property is protected. 

Spain is in very bad shape economically right now with extremely high youth employment and occasional riots.

Some of them wanted to escape the BLM riots and lock-downs, others watched YouTube videos and decided to invest in real estate.

It was popular before the riots hit but now it's just kind of old fashioned looking but fits in in the neighborhoods because so many other places have it.

Thanks to super weak governance during the BLM riots Antifa and homeless.. allowing open air drug use ( legal drugs) and the killer theft under 900.00 is not enforced causing rampant thievery and many stores to close kind of like We see in the mid west and rust belt when neighborhoods change and retail exits as its not sustainable.