“The key takeaway is this,” CEO Mauricio Umansky said of this year’s report. “Housing remains a primary investment for the world’s most affluent citizens and a safe hedge against inflation.”
Source: Inman News
The Agency 2022 Red Paper: A softening, but still strong market
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