The issue with SROs is nobody likes being near them and the crime and drug use they attract. My guess is as the asset bubbles pop, the marginal 70s-90s apartme

The issue with SROs is nobody likes being near them and the crime and drug use they attract. My guess is as the asset bubbles pop, the marginal 70s-90s apartment complexes and second ring suburbs will be the new slums. People aren’t going to be able to afford cars as policy changes accelerate cost increases and wages continue to erode. City and near suburbs will be more attractive and expensive. You already see this happening in larger metro areas to some extent.