[kflzufkrbzi]

If appreciation is 99% and rent is 1% does it change anything?

[awillen]

That's not a real situation that will arise, so it doesn't matter.

[djrogers]

That’s a bit of a straw man, as that degree of market imbalance would completely end renting.

[nend]

Isn't that what this thread is about though? The complete end of renting in this downtown strip. The buildings are sitting empty and not renting.

[alisonkisk]

Why are they appreciating so much if there's no rent to collect? Are storefronts NFTs?

[IG_Semmelweiss]

There are hordes of SBA dollars floating around, looking for a home.

Havent you seen the fed's balance sheet?

[ethanbond]

Because land is finite. Land within an established city even more so. Not only is there rent to collect should they want to, but it’s almost a guarantee that there will be rent to collect indefinitely into the future.

[pstuart]

Lots of money out there looking for home, so to speak.

[55555]

The risk-adjusted return differential is much less than appears at first glance.