Real Estate Is Hot in Cities, But Not in NYC or San Francisco

The video discusses the impact of the pandemic on real estate prices, highlighting the shift from urban to suburban areas. It notes a recent stabilization in urban prices and explores potential investment opportunities due to low rates. The speaker shares personal experiences in the New York market, suggesting a possible real estate grab. Long-term trends, including inflation's impact on real estate as a protective asset, are considered. The video concludes with a discussion on policy changes, such as the SALT repeal, and their potential effects on the tri-state area market.

What significant trend occurred in urban and suburban real estate prices during the pandemic?

What signs of recovery in urban prices were observed after the initial decline?

How did the speaker's personal experience relate to the current real estate market in New York?

What potential impact could inflation have on real estate as an asset?

What factors are influencing the current activity in the real estate market according to the speaker?