Not-sexy industrial property has ‘sticky’ tenants and is less dependent on economic cycles

With uncertainty in equity markets, rising interest rates and inflation, investors are looking to diversify their portfolios. Wealth Migrate’s Scott Picken and Riaan van der Vyfer, and their US partner Judd Dunning, who is the president of DWG Capital Partners, believe that investing in industrial property is a good hedge against the economic cycle. Those buildings on the way to the airport might be labelled as the not-sexy sector of the property market but they say industrial property could provide a very good, predictable income for investors in volatile times, especially if they are situated in the “radically powerful” free market of the United States. – Linda van Tilburg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices