With residential real estate prices rising continuously since 2013, investors are turning to this asset class as a hedge against inflation. Here's why.
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Real estate is a good hedge against inflation because it can generate rental income that grows over time in response to inflation, and investors can leverage their assets to borrow funds for further acquisitions.
The real estate market has seen significant growth in recent years, with residential prices rising continuously since 2013 and appreciating at a CAGR of 13% in the last two years.
Steady population growth, urbanization, and rising housing demand drive the demand for real estate.
Investors who secure fixed-rate financing before inflationary pressures set in can benefit from lower borrowing costs in real terms, enhancing the profitability of real estate investments.
The supply-demand dynamics of the real estate market contribute to its ability to outperform inflation, with periods of stable price growth giving way to rapid recovery and significant price appreciation.
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