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[QUOTE="Dogdeacon, post: 4041837, member: 1026"] I assume by 'the real estate bubble' you mean residential based on low interest rates and pandemic suburban demand - price run? I don't see how that pops given everyone has had 18 months to lock in super low interest rates. Given locked in low rate mortgages how does that crash? Meanwhile commercial apartments are also seeing huge rent increases in cities and suburbs. It is possible that office buildings are still in a bubble as rents haven't gone down that much (as they arguably should given paradigm shift) and the Delta-related stalled return to office is going to further decrease demand. So many companies and people are frustrated that the return to a 25% or less occupied office is fruitless = more current and future work from home. [/QUOTE]
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