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edit: apologies... post is not based on the presumption of a top in RE market... merely an end to the boom phase... there is a subtle difference. One indicates a downturn (long / short, extensive / minor), the other indicates prices can remain at current levels, or even possibly continue to...

Interesting topic... especially since it is based on the proposition that the R/E market has topped . Regardless, I'd have to agree that there is some downside to holding any asset when yields are low and the asset class appears to be in for an extended downturn. There are, however...