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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2025 · 21 MIN

Cash Is Trash? Why Real Estate & Stocks Crush Savings During Inflationary Times

from How to Invest in Commercial Real Estate · host Criterion, Braden Cheek, Brian Duck

In this episode, we walk through our latest shopping‑center acquisition in Midwest City, preview upcoming CRE deals in Palm Beach and Houston, then dive deep into why cash is “trash” in inflationary times — and how real estate and equities are the only real hedge for long‑term wealth. Time Stamps: 0:00 - INTRODUCTION 1:13 – Latest Deal Update: Midwest City Shopping Center 3:55 - Preview: Palm Beach and Houston CRE Opportunities 8:05 - Inflation Reality Check: Why Cash Loses Value 9:14 - Retirement Goals vs. Inflation: The Wealth Trap 15:26 - Asset Appreciation Over Consumer Goods: Real Estate & Equities vs. Liabilities 19:00 - Side Hustles, Saving Behaviors & Building Long-Term Wealth 20:35 - Closing Thoughts & Holiday Greeting Visit thecriterionfund.com for more information on how to get into the commercial real estate game. CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateInvesting #PassiveIncome #InflationHedge #ShoppingCenterInvestment #GenerationalWealth #CREpodcast #MidwestCityOK

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