In a new episode of The View from Apollo podcast, Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok and Vice Chairman of Global Real Estate Philip Mintz discuss where they see opportunities amid a still-volatile macroeconomic environment.
In a wide-ranging conversation, the episode explores credit, equity, and real estate relative valuations; real-estate investments in the sunbelt and other “non-gateway” cities; what portfolio allocations might look like in 2024, and much more.
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