[quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.
[quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.
[quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.
[quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.
[quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.
[quote=AN][quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.[/quote]
And, in fact, such odds are almost exactly as high.
[quote=AN][quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.[/quote]
And, in fact, such odds are almost exactly as high.
[quote=AN][quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.[/quote]
And, in fact, such odds are almost exactly as high.
[quote=AN][quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.[/quote]
And, in fact, such odds are almost exactly as high.
[quote=AN][quote=scaredycat]is it possible that rents could be lower in 10 years? it’s difficutl for me to imagine it. what are the odds?[/quote]
If I’d have to guess, I’d say the odd is as high as having 10 years w/out inflation.[/quote]
And, in fact, such odds are almost exactly as high.
Its all about population. If San Diego experienced something like detroit is experiencing now, where whole sections of the city were abandonded and deteriorating then sure, rent could decline fast and for a long time.
So the question is what do you think population will do. It is a pretty safe bet that housing and rents will move in the same direction as population, even if not in the same maginitude.
Its all about population. If San Diego experienced something like detroit is experiencing now, where whole sections of the city were abandonded and deteriorating then sure, rent could decline fast and for a long time.
So the question is what do you think population will do. It is a pretty safe bet that housing and rents will move in the same direction as population, even if not in the same maginitude.
Its all about population. If San Diego experienced something like detroit is experiencing now, where whole sections of the city were abandonded and deteriorating then sure, rent could decline fast and for a long time.
So the question is what do you think population will do. It is a pretty safe bet that housing and rents will move in the same direction as population, even if not in the same maginitude.
Its all about population. If San Diego experienced something like detroit is experiencing now, where whole sections of the city were abandonded and deteriorating then sure, rent could decline fast and for a long time.
So the question is what do you think population will do. It is a pretty safe bet that housing and rents will move in the same direction as population, even if not in the same maginitude.
