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Invest Like Donald Trump in This REIT Wading Into Trump's Favorite Markets

Donald Trump's fortune was built on real estate. After inheriting part of his father's real estate business, he expanded it through strategic real estate deals, hotel development and branding. Trump has also ventured into the entertainment industry, including his hit show The Apprentice and his social media application Truth Social, which recently went public with a SPAC carry and is now known as Trump Media & Technology Group Corp (NASDAQ resonance (NASDAQ: DJT). Investing in real estate is no longer as easy as it used to be, especially when

Jefferies Says It's Time to Pull the Trigger on These Two CRE Stocks

Inflation in March showed an annualized CPI of 3.51 TP3T, the highest in six months, but people are still debating whether this will deal a blow to the argument that inflation is falling. Yes, prices are still high, but the rate of increase is declining - even counting March's headline number. Common sense tells us that the Fed is still on track to lower rates later this year - as soon as possible, but probably not as soon as previously hoped. The real key is

Invest Like Donald Trump in This Stock Yielding 8.1%

Donald Trump built his fortune through real estate investment and development. He inherited part of his father's real estate business and then expanded it through strategic real estate deals, hotel development and branding. Trump has also ventured into the entertainment industry, including his hit show The Apprentice and his new social media application Truth Social, which recently went public through a SPAC listing and now trades as Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. Investing in real estate is not as easy as

Traders Flee Real Estate Stocks as Inflation Warms, Outlook Dims

(Bloomberg) -- Investors are selling real-estate stocks as higher-than-expected inflation data shattered expectations of a coming shift away from high interest rates. Bloomberg's top readsU.S. Slams Hit on Russian Oil-Smelters as Risk to Oil MarketsU.S. Inflation Refuses to Bend, Adding to Fears It Will PersistChinese Cement Producer Halts Production After Plummeting 99% in 15 MinutesThe S&P 500 is hit by the Fed's rethinking of its pivot and war jitters: Market RoundupApple's iPhone Production in India Reaches $14 Billion, China Market Shifts 14 billion dollars, the Chinese market shifted A

Investors bought 25% shares of U.S. Affordable Housing stock in the fourth quarter, after news broke that the stock had bounced back in surprising places.

Americans looking for affordable housing have become accustomed to bad news about the real estate market, with a recent report from Redfin showing that in the fourth quarter of 2023, investors purchased 26% of the U.S. affordable housing stock, a blow to homebuyers whose purchasing power has been severely eroded by a lack of inventory, soaring home prices and high interest rates. Redfin's report paints a stark picture of the crisis facing many potential homebuyers in the U.S. and illustrates the severity of the problem.

Amazon Breaks Lease, Cuts $1.3 Billion in Spending, Hitting Already-Battered Office Market Again

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is looking to reduce its office vacancy rate and save $1.3 billion in the process by letting leases expire, negotiating early terminations, and discontinuing the use of certain floors of its existing offices, Business Insider (BI) reported, citing a source familiar with the matter and internal documents obtained by BI. This news comes at a time when the company is in the process of saving $1.3 billion in this process. This announcement comes at a time when the commercial real estate market has been hard hit over the past few years. The commercial real estate market has been hit hard over the past few years.
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