Is investor behavior currently changing?

The frequent volatility of stock and ETF indexes, which is further driven by geopolitical risks and market uncertainty, is forcing investors to reevaluate their portfolios. In addition, ETF fund returns are becoming increasingly unpredictable, with many lagging behind historical averages.

This creates space for alternative investment models that are less dependent on fluctuations in the global economy and, ideally, secured by real assets. One option is the concept of short-term investments backed by real estate. These appear to be an interesting way to increase the value of assets, but here too, it is necessary to find the right product.

It is not enough to simply secure the investment with real estate. It may well be a project under construction, and if that project is not completed for some reason, it is difficult to expect it to be a successful investment that will “earn” enough to pay off investors. For this reason, it is important to be well informed about the type of real estate the investor is interested in and its real value. It is also important that returns are not affected by changes in the real estate market, as this could lead to the same situation as with ETF funds or stocks.

In an increasingly volatile investment environment, products backed by tangible assets seem like a logical step for any investor who prefers predictability over risk. Perhaps this is why an investment approach that emphasizes stability and transparency, ideally combined with attractive but achievable returns, is gaining momentum.