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Nexus Industrial REIT is a growth-oriented real estate investment trust focused on increasing unitholder value through the acquisition, ownership, and management of industrial, office and retail properties.
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    Real Estate Investing: Rental Property vs. REIT Investing — Which Is Better?

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    Earn a Monthly Income of $260 From These 3 REITs

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    Be a Lazy Landlord With These 3 REITs

    | Adam Othman

    The best part about becoming a landlord through REITs is getting exposure to real estate asset classes that are typically…

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    Investors: Don’t Buy Expensive Real Estate. Go Long on 2 REITs Instead

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    REITs are alternative investments to expensive real estate, and going long on two of them could deliver competitive returns and…

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    Multiple Rate Hikes in 2022 Spell Trouble for Homebuyers

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    Multiple rate hikes until year-end 2022 could cool the housing market, but financing costs or mortgage debts of homebuyers will…

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    19% Home Price Growth: Will a Foreign Ownership Ban Reduce it?

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    The proposed foreign ownership ban will reduce competition among homebuyers, but it might not be enough to bring down home…

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    3 Factors Will Bring the Housing Market to Breaking Point

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    Canada’s housing market remains red-hot, although economists see things are developing and could lead to a breaking point.

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    Are REITs Too Expensive to Buy Right Now?

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    REITs aren’t expensive or cheap, but investors can base their decisions on the sub-sector and its sensitivity to specific economic…

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    Housing Market: Sales Dropped but Average Price Climbed 27.7%

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    The affordability crisis worsened last month as home prices reached a new all-time high despite the pullback in demand.

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    Invest Smart Like the GOAT: 4 Drawbacks of Buying Rental Properties

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    The “GOAT" of investing picks REITs over rental properties, because the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

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    TFSA Users: Hold 3 Income Stocks, not Cash, in Rising Inflation

    | Christopher Liew, CFA

    TFSA users can cope with inflation better if they hold more income stocks than cash in their tax-advantaged accounts.

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