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Safehold sees AI becoming disinflationary in 2 to 3 years amid rate pressure

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  • "No question, our business gets tough during periods when long rates rise to 20-year highs." (CEO & Chairman Jay Sugarman)

  • "Unlike straight fixed income instruments, Safehold ground leases typically include inflation

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