Every economic climate produces winners and losers. In 2008, at the start of the Great Recession, bonds took the top spot. In 2020, the year of the Pandemic, large-cap growth stocks performed the best. The following year it was REITs that produced the highest gains. In those same years, international,
Real estate investing can be a haven during uncertain economic times. Values do not trend with the stock market and can serve as a hedge against inflation. The challenge is often not whether it is a good time to add real estate to your portfolio but where is the best
Between high levels of market volatility, rising interest rates, and a looming recession, this year’s portfolio review might become more about protecting assets than maximizing gains. As you measure success and look for ways to mitigate risk, here are a few critical areas to consider: Performance: What’s Working and What’s
Aside from owning stocks in various sectors, real estate is a popular way to diversify. It can reduce portfolio risk and lower volatility while producing market rate gains. In some cases, it can offer passive income opportunities. Real estate investments do not move with the stock markets, and values tend
In a time of economic uncertainty, you may question whether to focus on investing in stocks or real estate. Market conditions have increased stock volatility, and you may want an additional hedge against inflation and recessionary conditions. Here we compare stocks and real estate to help you decide which is
Real estate opportunities not requiring you to locate and purchase property generally boil down to either REITS or syndications. Both are passive investments, offering partial property ownership, typically outside an individual’s budget. The sponsor of the syndication or the fund manager of the REIT source opportunities, completes due diligence, manages
