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Why the Real Estate Industrial Sector Maintains Strength

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By ASB Real Estate Investments  The Federal Reserve’s inflation fighting policy of raising interest rates has pushed real estate yield requirements higher and caused value losses across all sectors. But industrial distribution and logistics assets have experienced the least negative impact after registering extraordinary gains in the 2020 to mid-2022 period. Fundamentals  Despite the cooling […]

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