Ryan Moran: Americans Leaving Large Cities & Moving to Suburban Real Estate

Ryan Moran and Jason Hartman discuss the coronavirus forcing people out of large cities and to suburban real estate as the economy adjusts to changes in consumer behavior. Jason asks Ryan's take on low-density migration, and how he thinks real-estate will evolve now that there’s a stigma around close social interactions.

Ryan believes that people are going to leave high-density areas due to fear, and instead go back to suburban and rural living. Small condos in the city are currently more expensive than houses with acreage that lie outside city lines. Now this is at risk for flipping as people migrate into low-density areas.

Jason believes the economy is going to shrink and that people are going to seek a simpler living. Moran believe that the economy will be larger in the long-term, but smaller short-term. While gyms and public places may not fair as well, larger homes and home items are likely to increase in demand.

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