Will multifamily remain a strong investment in 2024?

by Zach Hales

December 15, 2023
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Next year will certainly be an interesting year for the multifamily sector, according to Logan King, director of Investments at CP Capital US. Real estate remains a great diversification and inflation hedge for any investor’s portfolio, but multifamily in particular is the most liquid of the property types and very resilient given that housing is a core necessity. More

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