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These studies suggest that real estate, particularly residential and commercial properties, is generally an effective hedge against both expected and unexpected inflation.
The ability of real estate to act as a hedge against inflation has been a topic of significant interest in financial research. This analysis synthesizes findings from multiple studies to determine whether real estate effectively protects investors from both expected and unexpected inflation.
Real Estate as a Hedge Against Inflation:
Comparison with Other Assets:
Commercial Real Estate:
International Evidence:
Impact of Lease Contracts:
Overall, the research consistently supports the view that real estate is an effective hedge against inflation, outperforming other asset classes like common stocks in this regard. Both residential and commercial real estate provide significant protection against inflation, with variations in effectiveness based on property type and market conditions. International evidence suggests that while the effectiveness can vary, real estate generally remains a reliable inflation hedge across different regions.
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