The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has many people on edge regarding the state of the economy, health of their family, and future of the careers. There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding how all of this is going to play out, however, our guest for today brings a ton of data and historical context to our conversation today. We’re going to try to look into the crystal ball in an effort to help our listeners.
Our guest for today is Ali Wolf, who is the Chief Economist for Meyers Research. She manages and analyzes the content for Zonda, provides data analytics, runs special research projects, and does presentations across the country. Ali holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the Ohio State University in Economics and a Master’s Degree from the London School of Economics in Real Estate Economics and Finance.
Today we are going to discuss…
- Our guest’s outlook on 2020 prior to the coronavirus outbreak and how these recent reports have impacted her outlook
- What a coronavirus-caused recession could mean for real estate
- The cities which are most exposed to risk of real estate prices falling due to coronavirus
- A brief summary of the asset classes Hunter is tracking and his perspective on how each one will hold up
Learn more about our guest:
Website: Meyersresearchllc.com
Twitter: @AliWolfEcon
LinkedIn: Ali Wolf