I would argue that the price went down and the value has stayed the same, which is another reason why I prefer to look at inflation as a matter of price movements instead of a matter of value.

FIRE is dead and was one of the most bait-driven movements ever.

Quote from @Cole Simpson: Have you heard of the F.I.R.E Movement?⁣

Fundamentals of low supply, low interests rates and high construction cost should limit the down side price movement in a recession.  

My 96 yo grand mother isn't going to learn to code, yet something's gotta give.Other things like the FIRE movement and digital economy are marginally reducing demand in cities because people are moving far from their company offices and working from home, starting new businesses or retiring early or taking new jobs in rural cities where the cost of living is much lower.

Example could you take data from census like housing starts and building permits, existing home sales, sales tax movements, housing market index, ect. and map it out like stock charts do, then use something similar to technical analysis as a predictor?

You'll want to pay special attention to movement of the foundation and horizontal bowing.

I am seeing a good bit of movement in that market.

I hear all kinds of stuff on those channels that many people  believe is a substantial mass movement that I never hear it being a problem anywhere else.

Awesome, congrats on your first flip. let's continue the movement with the great lessons learned.