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Housing as an Investment Asset
Housing is considered an investment asset because it involves a significant initial purchase with the expectation of future benefits, such as accommodation or rental income. Consequently, the rate of return on a housing investment can be calculated using the same general principles and formulas applied to other financial or real assets.
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