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Is Commercial Real Estate a Hedge Against Inflation?

A commercial real estate investment can provide many benefits including cash flow, capital gains, favorable tax treatment, and portfolio diversification, all while serving as a hedge against inflation. Most of these benefits are fairly straightforward, but the last one—a hedge against inflation—is commonly misunderstood and often overlooked. In order to understand what it is and […]

6 Reasons Why Commercial Real Estate Won’t Be Impacted by the 2021 Presidential Transition

On November 3rd, 2020, millions of Americans voted in what was billed by many as “the most important presidential election of our lifetime.” The election year turnout broke historic records and, after an extended period of uncertainty and several recounts, Joe Biden appears poised to emerge victorious over Donald Trump to become the next president […]

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Is Commercial Real Estate a Hedge Against Inflation?

6 Reasons Why Commercial Real Estate Won’t Be Impacted by the 2021 Presidential Transition

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