It's defying the slowdown (and YOU can get a piece of it) It's defying the slowdown (and YOU can get a piece of it)
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 by jason williams / january 31, 2023 The Only Real Estate Still Surging The U.S. housing market is in full blown crisis mode… Mortgage rates topped 7% (their highest in 20 years), according to data released by the Census Bureau. New home sales fell 11% in the month of September alone. And new home prices have dropped at the fastest rate since 2006. Bank of America says it sees the... "Biggest systemic risk to financial markets since the 2007 housing bubble." But here’s the thing… There is [ONE sector of the real estate market]( in America that’s still surging, despite the turmoil in the housing market. And it’s got nothing to do with residential housing, hotels or even office space. It’s something most investors are completely overlooking right now, even though this real estate opportunity is open to any investor, regardless of your net worth. [I’m talking about warehouse space.]( "Demand for industrial space nationally, in fact internationally... is off the charts," says Richard Sleasman, an executive at Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis, the world’s largest commercial real estate firm. Why is warehouse space such a hot commodity right now? One reason is the explosion of e-commerce in recent years… As more and more people shop online, companies need THREE times more space to store their products than brick-and-mortar retailers. [This has led to a HUGE increase in demand for warehouse space.]( And e-commerce is only growing, with sales projected to explode from $4.9 trillion in 2021… To a whopping $7.4 trillion by 2025… In other words, this e-commerce boom is set to generate more money than the GDPs of Russia, India and the United Kingdom COMBINED! So retailers' demand for this already scarce warehouse space is only going to increase. Which is why this space is commanding some of the highest rents in the country. As Freightwave.com says, "current rents on renewed leases are taking quantum leaps." [And there’s no end in sight.]( But it's not just about long-term storage. Warehouses are also being used for things like fulfillment centers, where products are packed and then shipped directly to customers from the same location. This can help to speed up delivery times and improve customer satisfaction. So, what does this mean for investors? It means that warehouse space is in high demand and can potentially be a VERY lucrative investment. Because they are essentially immune to the crisis happening in the housing markets. And commanding ever increasing rents. Warehouses are also relatively low maintenance compared to other types of real estate, making them an attractive investment for those looking for a hands-off approach. So, if you're an investor looking for the next big opportunity, consider the demand for warehouse space. Not only is it in high demand, but it can also be a low maintenance and lucrative investment that pays steady income month after month, year-in and year-out. And if you’re looking for a REALLY hands-off approach (or just aren’t interested or able to buy a whole warehouse yourself)… I’ve uncovered a [unique way]( to capitalize on the demand AND generate as much as $70,744 a year in cold, hard cash. By tapping into a “program” that controls an amount of warehouse space that’s the size of the entire city of Philadelphia... And it won’t cost you thousands of dollars to get started. Because you can grab a piece of the action for as little as $50. [Click here for the exciting deals.]( To your wealth, [Jason Williams Signature Image] Jason Williams
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