How will real estate investment trusts react if there’s a recession in the US? That’s the question posed by Goldman Sachs in a new research report out today that takes a look at the state of the REIT sector. The report, a copy of which has been reviewed by ValueWalk, tries to estimate the potential downside for select REITs if the US economy does indeed being to contract once again, as some economists are predicting. BDC Losses, MLPs And REITs – Slow Motion Melt Goldman’s economic research team puts the odds of a US recession at only 18% and 23%…
Goldman: These Are The REITs To Avoid In A Recession
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