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in the mid-twentieth century as real estate became a financial asset that
was sufficiently attractive to entice PIC, and other insurers, to not only lend
but develop property themselves (Hanchett 2000). Post-World War II demographics stoked a boom in life insurance with North American company
assets tripling between 1945 and 1960 and much of this landed in real estate
investment.
Figure 15.4 Prudential calendar 1901
in the mid-twentieth century as real estate became a financial asset that
was sufficiently attractive to entice PIC, and other insurers, to not only lend
but develop property themselves (Hanchett 2000). Post-World War II demographics stoked a boom in life insurance with North American company
assets tripling between 1945 and 1960 and much of this landed in real estate
investment.
Figure 15.4 Prudential calendar 1901