What Happens to Real Estate During a Recession?
During a recession, property values often decline due to decreased consumer confidence and purchasing power. This dip can be attributed to job losses, tighter lending standards, and economic uncertainty, making people hesitant to invest or upgrade. While this presents challenges for sellers hoping for high returns, it can offer opportunities for buyers seeking more affordable options.
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