I'm guessing we'll see a weird mix of the following with the fed adjusting policy to keep everything together. -80s inflation (higher interest rates hurting re

I'm guessing we'll see a weird mix of the following with the fed adjusting policy to keep everything together. -80s inflation (higher interest rates hurting real property value, especially in higher value coastal metros) -90s stagflation (a significant decline in national real property values masked by some inflation) -50s postwar economic expansion (economics/warfare in EMEA keeping demand for US energy, agriculture, and products high even with higher inflation hurting asset valuations)