Meanwhile, consumer sentiment took a sharp hit, with the University of Michigan's October index falling to a record low of 51, signaling heightened risk aversion.

For example ~$650K homes (previously closer to $800K) can consistently produce $100K in annual income, and the deals start to pencil again.For existing investors, or local vendors, do you agree with this sentiment?

The 2-year yield eased to 3.60%, reflecting modest risk-off sentiment and anticipation of delayed economic data releases.

I can try to get an idea of tenant sentiment at open house.

I wouldn't necessarily call Sonder "arbitrage" but they definitely were riding the "anti-hotel" sentiment that Airbnb originally leaned on.

Other key releases this week include housing starts and building permits on Wednesday, existing home sales on Thursday, and the University of Michigan's final consumer sentiment reading on Friday.

Again it depends on which position in the RE market you are.People have interest rates, losing jobs or hearing about it, stock market will crash within a year (whether I’m right or not, question of sentiment).  

Oregon WA.. there was a huge boom in the post war 50's to 60s  ergo they made the movie Glen Garry Glenn Ross.. were developers really marketed this stuff.. also its what created Florida.just look at Lehigh Acres  300k lots platted recorded roads pushed through no homes.. those lots are traded still to this day back and forth up and down just talk to @John Thedford  he lives there.and literally every state and county has some land developments that never built out.. my first ten years in real estate from 18 years old to about 28 that's all I did was sell land.. land in those days 1975 to 1985  was the low value rental of today that is so popular in the mid west.. by 1980 houses in Cupertino were I lived were already north of 100 to 150k and by 85 were 500k.. so its the exact same sentiment you see on BP daily...

Denver limits STRs primarily to primary residences, preventing scalable STR portfolios.In these markets, rules can tighten quickly, and public sentiment is not on the side of hosts.Why This Matters Now More Than EverAcross the United States and globally, we are seeing:1.

Curious what the sentiment is like in different regions!