Markets just had their worst day since the COVID crash: the Dow fell 1,679 points, $3.1 trillion in value vanished, and layoffs hit record highs. Yet while stocks collapsed, real estate and bonds rallied.
History shows why. In the stagflation era of the 1970s, real estate not only survived but thrived — delivering cash flow and appreciation when everything else stumbled. Rising rents, higher construction costs, and housing demand all point to the same pattern today: real estate stands strong in times of tariffs, inflation, and uncertainty.
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