Market Surge refers to a sudden and significant increase in the prices of securities or commodities within a financial market. This phenomenon can occur across various asset classes, including stocks, bonds, or real estate, and is often driven by factors such as strong demand from investors, positive economic news, or shifts in market sentiment. A market surge can lead to a rapid influx of capital into the market, creating bullish trends where prices rise sharply over a short period. Investors may react to the surge by buying into the market, anticipating further price increases, while others may take profits from their existing positions. Such surges can also be influenced by external events, market rumors, or policy changes. However, a market surge can be volatile and may be followed by corrections or declines, as the factors driving the surge may not be sustainable in the long term.
The global REIT market is projected to grow by $350.2 billion between 2024 and 2028, with a CAGR of 2.87%. Rising demand for warehousing and self-storage, particularly due to e-commerce…