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Alessandra Verbena
  • Investor
  • California
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Impact of War with Ukraine on U.S. Real Estate

Alessandra Verbena
  • Investor
  • California
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Perhaps we will find out in the next couple of days one way or another if this will escalate further, what if Russia does invade Ukraine and the U.S. gets involved? Without going too deep, I am seeing speculation on a range of impacts here in the U.S., from impacts to the technology sector, to food and gas prices rising as a consequence. Let's say the worst case scenario happens and Russia invades and the U.S. steps in, what immediate impact will this have to the U.S. economy and subsequently real estate? Anyone seriously considering or holding off on any acquisitions as a result?

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