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CNBC: Hines Sees Stagflation Trends in Next 5-10 Years, Bets on CRE Expansion

July 14, 20251 Mins read530
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According to David Steinbach, who serves as Global Chief Investment Officer at Hines, investors should consider hard assets as an essential component of their portfolios. Speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box Asia, he explained that the potential for stagflation in the coming 5-10 years could lead to reduced availability of commercial real estate, making hard assets […]

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