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Property Investment vs. Stock Market: Which is a Better Option?

Jun 28, 2023

Property investment and the stock market are two different wants to invest your money and to expand your investment portfolio. It all comes down to what kind of assets you find the most value in.

Consider the following when comparing the two.

Potential Returns

Both property and stock investments can offer attractive returns. In general, property tends to appreciate over time and is a great investment in the long run, on the other hand, the stock market is highly volatile but can also deliver high returns in the long run.

Income Generation

The type of income you receive will differ between the two investments. With property investments, if you are looking to rent out the property you will receive stable rental income every month for as long it is occupied. If the investment property is a primary place of residence, there may be revenue once you sell your investment property since investment properties tend to appreciate over time.


In regards to the stock market, you receive income through dividends. These dividends differ over time depending on the performance of the stock you have invested in.

Ongoing Costs

There are more ongoing costs associated with investment properties in comparison to stocks. With investment properties, ongoing costs include regular maintenance, legal fees, property management and insurance are common expenses.


When holding stocks, there are generally much fewer maintenance costs to hold the stock. Expenses regarding stocks include taxes, brokerage fees and account maintenance fees.

Tangible vs Intangible Assets

Investment properties are tangible assets while stocks are intangible. Many investors appeal towards tangible assets due to the physical aspect of the asset and feel more stable investing in the property.

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