Most of the construction workforce came from the Dominican Republic but they are now in hiding due to ICE immigration raids.

Consistency and transparency are key.Hope this helps as you navigate your next stepsYour comment: "In Chicago, you cannot deny someone housing based on immigration status"So, In Chicago, someone with no SSN can not be denied housing, yet in an immigration sweep, they are carted off to immigration paradise somewhere, 1. 

Add to this: tighter immigration, eroding consumer confidence, and faltering job growth have throttled household formation.

Some areas cater to mostly illegal immigrants...like the who complex, so get a good ICE raid and you could lose 1/2 your tenants overnight with no one to replace them.   

I’m now exploring additional ways to keep occupancy strong—such as veteran housing programs, OPWDD, immigrant housing, or other referral sources—so if anyone has leads or contacts, I’d appreciate it.

These conditions create openings for redevelopment, mixed-use repositioning, and long-term land plays that only show up once a generation.And here’s the real headline:Louisville is not the national market.Our fundamentals look radically different from the metros you see flashing across the news.We aren’t oversupplied.We aren’t overpriced.We aren’t leveraged to tech layoffs.We aren’t dependent on volatile immigration inflows.We aren’t a boom-and-bust Sun Belt city.We’re stable, affordable, centrally located, logistics-driven, healthcare-anchored, and insulated from the wild swings everyone else is dealing with.

The notion of removal of illegal immigrants crashing any market, more or less housing, is a "Spruce Goose".

U.S. fertility rate is around 1.6, far below the replacement rate of 2.1.This means every generation is 30–40% smaller than the one before, unless immigration fills the gap.

-------Today’s Interest Rate: 6.34%(☝️.15% from this time last week, 30-yr mortgage)-------The Weekly 3 in News: -Despite tariffs and immigration headlines, residential construction material and labor cost inflation remain in check—at least for D.R.

Remember when Trump said that he could not understand why the US couldn't attract immigrants from Norway (with all its socialism) as opposed to "s**thole countries"?