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Would You Spend Another Pandemic in the Same House?

Mariel Gracia

I would personally say these past months have shaken everyone’s life in some aspect because let's be honest, no one saw this one coming. This pandemic has not been like the 2008 Wall Street Outbreak or the 2012 financial recession; this health crisis has been all around the world, but I believe every crisis brings good outcomes into society. Life needs its ups and downs; if not, it becomes boring, or we are dead.

The past months have been a roller coaster in many aspects: a lot of people have died; many businesses have gone bankrupt, and traveling and even transportation have decreased or even been banned. But it also had many great repercussions, like a time to enjoy more with loved ones and family, a time to switch and make the most of technology, whether it is for a job, business, or even education, the environment is giving birth again, and great investment opportunities are popping up.

In my industry, I have never seen the market so active, as my boss Todd Cutter says, “This is a buyer’s market,” and a lot of price reductions of breathtaking properties are appearing day by day, and sight-unseen transactions are being made. I didn’t come to you to only talk about real estate in COVID-19 times; this time, home made me realize one thing: would I spend another pandemic in the same house, and I ask you the same question: Would you spend another pandemic in your current home?

I asked this to my relatives and family, and the answer was a common denominator; they wouldn’t. Many clients of mine realized they want a place to call home that has green space to relax instead of a vertical development with no garden, while others told me they would love a smaller residence with more amenities and security to live in while they are on the beach. That is what a crisis makes in society: question things, good and bad. I realized a home is a place where one spends many hours and years, so you might want to choose a place you like to call your home because, as I always say, “A house is a life project”.

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