Whether inflation first entered your adult life in the 1980s, the late 2000s or the first few years of the 2020s, the aftermath is more or less the same: emptied wallets and angry consumers. And while some inflation is good (like the Federal Reserve’s annual target of 2%), too much is obviously not.
Amidst all the commentary that usually accompanies inflated economies, you may hear the word “hedge” thrown around quite a few times. And while many asset classes can help you provide a hedge against inflation, how can you utilize commercial real estate (CRE) specifically as a hedge?
Published by Caleb Richter in Forbes.