J Grant
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- Joined
- Dec 9, 2003
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
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- Florida
Of course, it could happen again. An asset can gain or lose value in the future for any number of reasons. We have seen these cycles in RE before and probably will see cycles repeat.That chart denotes perfectly what happened There was a peak in 2008 the property values declined 20 to 30% and started to rebound in 2018
But could it happen again?
Some of the current market has a pyramid-scheme feel because a larger share is investor-driven, replacing owner-occupied use. I see lots of LLC sales or investors looking to rent out sales. Rental rates reach a saturation point, and when the rentals get too high and properties sit vacant, that can be the tipping point of a price decline. The future is unknown on so many levels - climate change, population growth, new construction costs, weather events, the effect of AI on jobs, etc.