A lot of recency bias and media sensationalism.

Sensational, overstated subject lines work.  

Journalism in 2019:  It doesn't have to be true, it just has to be sensational.I'm quite positive that not even the author believes what he wrote, but its sensational and people clicked on it which generated massive amounts of advertisement revenue for the author.  

I have very sensative lungs.

It doesn't' actually teach you anything about politics, it's just entertaining sensation porn.

@John Rooster , I'd be surprised if they only owned properties in Canada.Lesson Learned: Sensationalism occurs reading the news before the first cup of coffee is processed by the body.

Don’t listen to Fake news or Wall Street preditors who want to make sensation.

To put it succinctly, in dynamic RE markets like SF, when it rains it pours, on both the ups and the downs (although prices drop are maybe 10-20%, but the ups reach 100% :) There are a lot of sensational click bait articles on forever dead office buildings and SF’s demise, and they are dead wrong!

I'm starting to get the overwhelming sensation of getting lost in my list of what to do– not to mention the new possibility of liability/ maintenance worries.

I always take news from sources whose purpose is to get you reading and clicking (read: sensationalism) with a grain of salt.