Real Estate in 2025: Opportunity or Risk?

The real estate market is shifting—and not everyone understands how. In this episode of Financial Detox, Jason Labrum and Alex Klingensmith break down what's really happening across the real estate landscape, from single-family homes at all-time highs to commercial and multifamily properties that are facing serious headwinds.

Whether you're already invested in real estate or just thinking about entering the market, this is a must-watch conversation on:
📉 Why commercial real estate is struggling post-COVID
📈 How single-family home prices have remained strong in hot markets like Southern California
💰 What rising interest rates mean for real estate investors
🧠 How to think about asset classes within real estate
🎯 Smart strategies for buying, holding, or rebalancing real estate in your portfolio

📬 Want a second opinion on your real estate holdings? Reach out to Jason directly at [e-mail] for a personalized analysis.

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