Seven real estate stocks that will survive the recession

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The housing market is a bellwether for the broader economy. It’s also one of the most cyclical sectors. During bull markets, you can metaphorically put on a blindfold, throw a dart at a listing of stock tickers, and make a profit.

That was the case in 2020 and 2021. Despite a pandemic that was disrupting the normal rhythm of the economy, the housing market was in a massive bubble.

The opposite is true as well. The housing market is one of the first sectors to signal economic pain is on the horizon. Just in the past 30 years, you can see the correlation between the housing market and the broader market.

And that is playing out today. Depending on where you live, you might be finding it hard to find a buyer for your home. Housing prices are coming down, but as the economy tips into a recession, many would-be homebuyers are priced out of the market.

This is leaving many pundits to tell investors to stay away from housing stocks.  And if you’re talking about homebuilder stocks, that’s probably true.

But there’s always money to be made in the market, if you know where to look.

And as you know the housing market is one of the first sectors to recover in a bull market.

That means if you’re not investing in the housing sector, you’re likely missing an opportunity. That’s the focus of this special presentation. These companies give investors reasons beyond home building or home buying to own their stock.

And if you’re looking to maintain a diversified portfolio in a housing downturn, the stocks listed here are solid choices. One reason for that as you read is that many of these stocks pay a dividend. So you get paid even if the stock doesn’t provide market-beating capital growth.

View the 7 Stocks to Buy During a Housing Downturn

William Bushee
MarketBeat.com

 

 
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