Americans Choose Real Estate as the Best Investment [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Americans Choose Real Estate as the Best Investment [INFOGRAPHIC] | Keeping Current Matters

Some Highlights

  • For the eighth year in a row, real estate maintained its position as the preferred long-term investment among Americans.
  • Real estate has been gaining ground against stocks, gold, and savings accounts over the last 11 years and now stands at its highest rating in survey history.
  • Contact a local professional if you’re ready to make real estate your best investment this year.

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