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Actually I have a post I want to make about Property Value.

Which is a topic that comes up a lot in discussions of rich people hoarding wealth, in NIMBY panics, and in the ever-increasing prices of homes. But I don't think we talk much about how the perniciousness of property value goes deeper and basically holds middle class people who own a home hostage.

So to set some context here: in 2025 the median US home sold for $416,000. Say you have a working class family who can't meet median, but who scraped and saved and penny-pinched their way to a $300,000 home.

Typically, when buying a first home, you pay 20% down directly, and take 80% out as a mortgage from the bank. For this family, that means $60,000 of their liquid money (and let's say it took them 10-15 years to save that amount), and a $240,000 loan from the bank.

That's $240,000 in debt the family is. Which will be repaid over 30 years, with interest, at a rate that usually means for the lifetime of the loan, they end up paying back double the original loan.

However this massive $240,000 debt is generally considered "okay" debt to have, because it's backed by the house. If things go truly sour, the bank can take the house (and what's a little homelessness between friends).

That $60,000 the family put down is considered equity, and equity is money you "have", but isn't accessible.

Scenario: Now let's say something happens. Someone in the family loses their job, and the only job they can find requires moving. Or a family member across the country can't care for themselves anymore and so this family needs to move to be closer to them. The family gets divorced. Someone in the family is allergic to material in the home. Someone in the family is being stalked or abused and needs to leave the town. Anything at all, which would require selling the home and moving.

Case 1: The family is able to sell it for exactly what they paid (same property value, no increase or decrease). You would think the math is clean. They are paid $300,000 for the house. $240,000 repays the bank loan. The remaining $60,000 of equity goes right back to them. And they can use it (which took 10+ years to save up) to move across the country and buy a different $300,000 house.

Except no, it does not work like that.

The seller of a home is on the hook to pay commission to their realtor and the buyer's realtor. This is usually ~6% of the home value. They have to pay legal costs. There are taxes. There are miscellaneous costs. It can easily be 6-9% of the selling price of the house.

The bank NEEDS its $240,000 back. So those costs come from the equity. This family is not getting their $60,000 back. They're getting $30,000-$45,000, and now no longer enough money for a downpayment in their move. They're back to renting. Back to penny pinching. They can get by, but homeownership is now out of their grasp once more. Maybe in another 5 years, they'll have enough (unless home prices have increased too much by then) then they'll maybe never be homeowners again.

Case 2: The property value has DECREASED... Family is only getting offers in the $260,000 range.

If the family accepts a $260,000 sale, well $240,000 goes to the bank. This is genuinely non-negotiable. And that leaves.... maybe not enough money to even close on the house. Not enough to pay the realtors and the fees.

That $60,000 is wiped out, and the family is incapable of moving. Never mind losing 10+ years of savings--they're below $0. They don't have the money to close. It's financially impossible to sell. They are stuck with the mortgage. They are stuck with the house. (Maybe they'll rent it, if they can. And now they're landlords by circumstance, which is often NOT profitable when you're not a trust fund baby renting out a totally-paid-for no-mortgage home.) But whatever the case, they cannot sell it. And if the reason for selling was a job loss... well, they can be homeless soon. And if the property value dropped below $240,000, they can be homeless AND owe a bank debt. A $60,000 nest egg wiped completely out, with a bank debt owed on top of that.

So how do people avoid financial destitution when moving?

The most sensible answer is building up equity by paying down the loan--but it's important to know that mortgages are super interest heavy in the early life of the loan. With a 5% interest rate (BETTER, btw, than current rates) this family would be paying $15,460 the first year, and only $3,540.88 is actually chipping at that $240,000 principle. The other $11,919.59 was pure interest to the bank.

So after 1 year, the family went from having $60,000 equity in the house to $63,540.88 equity in the house. This buys a little extra wiggle room when juggling closing costs. But not very much. Even after 3 years, the family has just a little over $70,000 of equity, and just under $230,000 still left on the loan. So if the family has to move for any reason (sickness! death! job loss!) in those 3 years, it's probably financially devastating.

But there is a second answer to avoiding financial ruin: and that is Property Value going up.

Any amount of property value increase is PURE equity. The bank only cares about the amount of money it gave you. If after 3 years, that house is now worth (and can sell for) $315,000 (which is appreciation of only 1.6% a year. Most home appreciation is closer to 3%), that's more equity increase than they got from 36 diligent months of mortgage payment.

If they can sell for $315,000, pay $230,000 of that to the bank, that leaves $85,000. $25,000 goes to paying the realtors and the closing costs and.... the family is back to their $60,000 downpayment. Not trapped. Able to sell. Able to buy a new $300,000 home in the place they moved. Able to just maintain homeownership status.

But wait, if their home appreciated to $315,000, didn't all the other homes do the same, so now $60,000 isn't enough

Smart eye, lad! You've identified why this is a TERRIBLE rat race for the people scraping money together to live, and is ONLY a profitable leisure activity for rich people who sell homes like collectables.

Now because the increase is pure equity, a similar family with decent property value increase can funnel that extra equity into affording to meet the new higher down payment (remember the downpayment is only 20%, so even if the new place is similarly higher in property value, you only need to match that increase 20% for the downpayment). Which gets their foot in the door. But now their new mortgage is higher than the old one. More expensive. More interest.

But there is a losing scenario here--if home property values increased everywhere else, but not where you live. Then this family is back to surrendering homeownership. Because even if they can sell their place, they can't buy the next home.

It forces them to care about their own Property Value increase because, if it doesn't increase while everywhere else does, it traps them.

So what do I mean by all this

If the value of all homes dropped 50% overnight, I assume most people here would celebrate. Affordable homes! Rich people upset and crying! So much to love.

But in reality, that 50% drop would likely continue to mean no home for most of us, because the people who could sell you the homes would be financially incapable.

For the family above with the $240,000 mortgage, that mortgage does not reach halfway-paid-off until year 20 of the 30 year mortgage (remember the interest frontloading). If a family still owes $230,000 in bank loans on a place that can only sell for $150,000, they can't sell it to you. That house is the bank's collateral securing the loan. Their mortgage is underwater. They're trapped. They cannot sell it. You cannot have it.

Something similar happened in the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis, and the only people who got out okay were ones who could stay the course, keep making the mortgage payments, and wait it out long enough for property value to recover.

Those who couldn't got foreclosed on. Those who couldn't were left in financial devastation.

So in conclusion?

Banks profit off of mortgages. Rich people profit off of hoarding housing stock and selling it as the property value increases. Real estate companies profit off of home sales. And the regular people, who managed to achieve home ownership, are shackled to the price-go-up system to avoid financial ruin. They're forced to care about their property value because it is the singular determinant of whether they're trapped in place, whether they'll be okay if they lose their job, whether they could move due to an important life event.

It's a profit system for the rich where the cogs are middle class people who could achieve homeownership, running a machine where every single crank locks the poorer and younger generations out of home ownership forever.

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JAZZPROWL FIC RECS PLS?

I have read a LOT of JazzProwl fics in my three years hyperfixating on Transformers (kind of have to with J/P being 90% of fics where Jazz gets any relevancy), but I come to you all with a beseeching plea.

Where are the JazzProwl fics where Jazz is the one being courted and sought after as Prowl is pursuing him? Where is the JazzProwl content where Prowl is openly affectionate and loving, even if awkward about it? The fics where it's reciprocal behavior for them, or even just Prowl being the primary pursuer the relationship?

I like JazzProwl!! But I feel like there has to be more content with Prowl being proactive and invested than I've been finding lately. There's got to be more where it's not Jazz doing majority of the work to have a functioning (if not always healthy) relationship. More fics and art of Jazz being shown love by Prowl and not Jazz always being the affectionate one while Prowl is just flustered/blushing/being publicly stoic/etc. Give me fics of Jazz being the one who gets the love and affection and not always having to work overtime to "earn" it by proving his worth to Prowl (or everyone being like "Prowl manage your mech" like Jazz is a fucking toddler drawing on the walls).

I'm not even going to list fics I've already read that I remember because I want everything ya got. Who knows, maybe I binged it too fast the first time I read it, and I could give it another go. I don't really do bookmarks on AO3, so my life is a roulette wheel of remembering how many fics I've already read, but it's been a loooooot.

I will say I rarely ever read anything under 1k words. I can't taste a bite that small.

(I will also plead for accept recs of them being utter gremlins to each other and yet somehow working out, I love that dynamic with them.)

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So the book club that I've been in since 2022 has 9 regular members now including me, and we have collectively read a total of 28 books together now. This month we put all of our book choices and the members' ratings of the books on an Excel spreadsheet, and have been having fun figuring out various trends and statistics and so on – what decades we have mostly read from, what countries, what genres, what our most and least highly rated picks were for each year, etc. I also thought it would be fun to use the spreadsheet on my own to figure out who rates things most and least similarly to each other in the club. What shocked me was that I found out that I scored the number one most similar/compatible rater to every single other person in the club except two (I was 2nd most similar rater for somebody and 4th most similar rater for the other). Also, apparently me and the guy who I scored least compatible with based on our ratings/taste have the top rated book selections on average in the club so far. I'm not at all sure what this means except that I just know from now on I'm going to have this secret semi-subconscious goal in my mind of inching my way higher in this one outlier book club member's taste compatibility scoring for 2025 hahaha

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San Francisco Apartment Takeover Brookfield surged to the city’s largest landlord after snapping up 2,000+ units in a distressed fire sale, dethroning Veritas right beneath the shadow of City Hall. Foreclosures crept through neighborhoods like North Beach as Veritas’ collapse, triggered by $915 million in defaulted loans, unleashed a rapid transfer of once-stable homes. Deep discounts—reflecting a 10-20% market slump—set the stage for massive landlord consolidation just as rent control suffocates profits. Could further regulatory crackdowns and slow recovery leave even the boldest players exposed in the Tenderloin? Legal and financial risks mount as Brookfield’s grip tightens. European Warehousing Portfolio Purchase Tremors from San Francisco’s housing shakeup hadn’t even settled near the Ferry Building before fresh warning bells rang across the Atlantic. Brookfield, already notorious along the Golden Gate for swift deals, launched a dramatic push into Europe, seizing Tritax EuroBox’s warehousing empire for £1,102 million. Questions flood the continent: Can cultural preservation survive as logistics giants redraw ancient city limits? With assets stretching from Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate to Barcelona’s Sagrada Família, local regulations are now in the crosshairs, putting compliance and community trust at stake. A snapshot of Brookfield’s moves: Country Portfolio Size Major Client Germany 4.1M sqft Puma Spain 1.5M sqft Mango Netherlands 2M sqft Rhenus Italy 1M sqft Various Sweden 1.4M sqft LogisticsCo Leveraging Distressed Loan Opportunities Even as winds shift across MoMA’s shadowed streets and global markets brace for upheaval, billions in commercial real estate debt hang like a sword over the industry. These debts are maturing between 2025 and 2028. Banks are pulling out, leaving private lenders like Brookfield to snap up distressed loans at discounts—many near Times Square fear being left behind. How can investors adapt to drastic debt maturities while ensuring legal compliance? Brookfield targets multifamily loans, leveraging tech innovation for rapid analysis of distressed portfolios experiencing rising delinquencies. Strategic renovation and rental optimization turn distressed Manhattan properties into long-term cash flows. Creative financing and rigorous legal compliance attract prime assets while limiting risk across boroughs. Will pressure from Wall Street’s heavy hitters force a race for fewer discounted deals? Portfolio diversification remains essential in an environment pulsing with volatility. Discounted Valuations: Capitalizing on a 40% Price Correction A seismic 40% correction now haunts commercial real estate valuations from San Francisco’s Embarcadero to Manhattan’s skyline. Deep discounts ripple across urban corridors, shaping investor sentiment with chilling urgency. Will investors lose their chance to capitalize on these rare discounted valuations? Capitals like Chicago’s Loop and Dallas’s Uptown stand as battlegrounds for opportunity giants. As policies shift and regulatory uncertainty hangs in the air, the clock ticks for those seeking distressed assets. Massive capital reserves—Brookfield’s $16 billion war chest—underscore the scale of the moment. Office towers in Boston, logistics hubs near L.A. ports, and retail on South Beach now draw scrutiny. Urban redevelopment now demands rapid technology integration, as survival trumps tradition. Market volatility remains, while strong multifamily demand near 2021 highs offers isolated refuge. Are investors prepared to act before deep-pocketed rivals seize this window? Interest rate cuts add fuel to the scramble, but delays could mean missing generational returns in real estate’s impending reset. Deployment Strategy: How Brookfield Is Moving Fast in 2025 Brookfield has unleashed a relentless wave of capital across Miami’s skyline, moving with unprecedented speed as $25 billion floods deal pipelines and distressed opportunities in Q1 2025 alone.

Their strategy is cold and calculated, targeting CRE loan portfolios and Sun Belt assets while shockwaves from regional bank turmoil still echo through Brickell. How is Brookfield’s lightning-fast deployment pace forcing local players to react, and what risks emerge as they scoop up discounted assets before the dust settles? Rapid Capital Deployment Pace How quickly can the ground shift beneath Times Square’s towers in a volatile market? Can investors afford to be unprepared as the city topography transforms overnight? In 2025, Brookfield’s $9.2 billion capital surge hit the market with intensity, exploiting Manhattan’s deep discounts and market chaos. Their rapid commitment pace weaves through sectors like energy infrastructure in Hell’s Kitchen and green tech initiatives in Battery Park. Strategic real estate taxation gains sharpen the edge, boosting the Industrials segment with a $72 million tax benefit and solid urban planning execution. A flexible strategy means shifting assets—selling non-core properties in Midtown, redirecting capital into high-octane sectors. Opportunistic credit infusions stabilize portfolios against regulatory tremors. Brookfield’s war chest, fueled by $120 billion in dry powder, targets discounted opportunities and employs both private and public market entry points. Will you be ready before the dust settles on Fifth Avenue? Strategic Distressed Asset Sourcing Steel shadows stretch across Bryant Park as seasoned investors confront a new—and unforgiving—reality. The race to source strategic distressed assets has intensified, driven by technological innovation and sharp regulatory changes gripping Manhattan and far beyond. Vital questions at hand: How does Brookfield avoid catastrophic losses in volatile markets? Which assets evade disaster as others fall into distress? What signals spell opportunity amid federal scrutiny and liquidity droughts? Can outdated strategies survive shifting global regulations? Target Asset Type Leveraged Tactic Regional Focus Mismanaged Logistics Hubs Tech-enabled Due Diligence India, Japan, Australia Performing Bank Loans Standardized Underwriting Major U.S. cities Rent-Stabilized Multifamily Regulatory Compliance Filters Urban Northeast Non-Recourse Debt Pools Early-Stage Restructuring Teams Sunbelt, Midwest Every misstep risks annihilation of returns as looming regulatory changes and advanced data tools reshape the battlefield. CRE Debt Crisis: Exploiting Maturities and Lender Pressure An avalanche of nearly $950 billion in commercial mortgages will mature within the next year, threatening to turn Manhattan’s skyline from iconic asset to looming liability. Lenders in Midtown and across the nation brace for a tidal wave of refinancing demands under rising interest rates. What happens when borrowers can’t meet these higher debt service payments? Distress is accelerating as declining property values, driven by surging vacancy rates and remote work trends, collide with regulatory scrutiny and insufficient lender reserves. Lenders facing defaults near the Chrysler Building are pressured to extend terms, but such concessions are only temporary lifelines. Borrowers strain under increased costs and slumping revenue, while higher cap rates forecast further devaluation in 2025. Could this ticking clock ripple outwards into a systemic threat, freezing CRE investment and accelerating financial fallout? Opportunists target properties lacking digital transformation or green building upgrades, intensifying pressure on underperformers. Central Park’s skyline could soon hide the scars of a crisis few are prepared to withstand. Competition Among Giants: Comparing Fund Size and Market Approach A race for dominance is underway as Wall Street titans, armed with war chests surpassing the value of skyscrapers on Madison Avenue, set their sights on discounted commercial real estate. Funding is colossal—Brookfield’s $16 billion fund shadows Blackstone’s

$8 billion BREDS V, each shaping the fate of distressed assets across cities like Chicago’s Loop and L.A.’s Miracle Mile. How do these giants use sheer capital and strategy to drive Urban Renewal and Tech Integration at unprecedented scales? Their competition intensifies market volatility. Pressure mounts across core markets, with immense buying power threatening to reshape prices overnight. Brookfield’s massive fund blitz enables deep Urban Renewal campaigns in neglected districts. Blackstone’s thematic approach emphasizes Tech Integration within adaptive reuse projects. Diversified sector targets, including industrial and multifamily, accelerate shifts away from outdated office space. Market alliances and strategic partnerships boost acquisition capabilities, rewriting local market rules. Real-time performance metrics force constant recalibration, leaving less agile firms vulnerable. The contest for distressed CRE now consumes America’s cityscape. Portfolio Positioning: Limited Office Exposure and Retail Exit Plans Demand for office real estate is crumbling, driven by remote work trends that hollow out once-coveted urban floorspace. Technology disruption is rewriting the work environment, and Fifth Avenue’s towers are no longer safe havens. Investors watching New York’s skyline now favor portfolios with limited office exposure, shunning high-risk segments in favor of assets that can adapt to shifting tenant needs. How will urban office markets weather this relentless retreat? Firms move capital away from traditional office holdings, as adaptive reuse of these empty spaces becomes a lifeline. Retail faces the same storm, with e-commerce slashing foot traffic from mainstays like Chicago’s Magnificent Mile. Portfolio restructuring is urgent, as real estate giants race to exit or repurpose languishing stores. Can landlords survive if consumer patterns never return to past norms? Retail sites are redeployed for residential or healthcare uses. Steering through this era requires fear-driven discipline, flexibility, and a bias for survival. Outlook for 2025-2026: Persistent Distress and Investment Windows Skyscrapers shadowed by anxiety line Manhattan, as warnings mount for U.S. commercial real estate in 2025 and beyond. Debt cliffs threaten the skyline from Brooklyn to Battery Park, while distressed assets multiply at a dangerous pace. Do expectations for lower interest rates calm the market? No, persistent refinancing challenges loom large. The $1.8 trillion wave of maturing loans set for 2026 threatens deep scars, leaving lenders scrambling and borrowers exposed. Vacancy remains stubborn in aging midtown towers. What does the future hold for green buildings and zoning regulations? Cities like San Francisco feel the strain as regulatory hurdles slow recovery. Industrial sectors in Jersey, driven by high-tech and sustainability mandates, resist the chaos. However, most sectors quake beneath economic pressure. Key realities include: Debt service spikes haunt refinancing attempts. Discounted properties flood the market. Green buildings draw premium capital, but supply lags. Regulatory barriers choke off swift turnaround. Strategic capital eyeing public-private partnerships. Prepare for unrelenting market turbulence. Assessment What Does This Mean for Investors Right Now? Behind the glimmer of city skylines, Brookfield is making waves—pulling distressed commercial properties off the market at deep discounts, from Manhattan skyscrapers to landmarks in Chicago. With deals slashing asset values up to 40%, the landscape for real estate investors is shifting fast. The question is, how long will investors stand by before the impact hits every neighborhood and opportunity slips away? As debt maturities speed up and high-profile buildings hit the auction block, those waiting on the sidelines could miss their moment. Now’s the time to rethink your strategy—are you ready to pivot and capture these unprecedented

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