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U.S. GDP reinforces the consumption and investment base in the real estate cycle

  • Writer: Alex Lopes
    Alex Lopes
  • Jan 6
  • 1 min read

U.S. GDP data for the third quarter of 2025 reinforce a scenario of consistent growth, with a direct impact on consumption, employment, and real estate investment.


Economic expansion combined with stronger corporate profits supports demand for housing, services, and infrastructure. Even in a high interest rate environment, real economic growth maintains the attractiveness of real assets as a hedge and a source of income.For investors, GDP functions as a “parent indicator”: when it grows in a balanced manner, it reduces systemic risk and increases the predictability of real estate returns.

Tomorrowland structures its projects with this macroeconomic backdrop in mind, prioritizing regions with real economic growth, positive migration, and job creation.

A strong economy does not eliminate risks, but it creates fertile ground for safer real estate decisions.


 
 
 

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