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| | | ... and head of property research at Frontier and Stephen Hiscock, managing director, SG Hiscock & Company, agreed that while REITs were a 'legitimate investment' once again, the gearing must be appropriate. "In unlisted we tend to think once you get above ... |
| | | | ... Farrelly. Another observation he made is that a peak can come quite some time after assets starts to look expensive. US REITs for example began to look pricey in 2004 but didn't peak until 2007, sucking many investors in. Forecasting for US equities ... |
| | | | Total returns for global real estate investment trusts (REITs) this year could be as high as 12 per cent with dividends yielding around 4 per cent. The healthiest dividend payouts are likely to come from the US, research from fund manager INGIM shows. ... |
| | | | ... areas." Bird said that Singapore is currently well positioned to continue what it started pre-GFC and become an Asian hub for REITs. He predicts that pension funds and the like will respond to investor demand for traditional property that provides yield ... |
| | | | ... billion invested in domestic property and all of it direct, with Hartley confirming the fund does not have any exposure to A-REITs. He said that in the asset allocation process, REITs did not necessarily offer enough of a difference to ordinary equities. ... |
| | | | ... correlation between listed property and conventional equities has increased markedly post GFC, Rodruigez said that global REITs can still offer investors diversification benefits over the long term, from both fixed income and equities. " Since the GFC ... |
| | | | ... invested in industrial property across Australia, Canada and Europe. The fund is one of 5 listed real estate investment trusts (REITs) managed by ING Real Estate in Australia on behalf of 60,000 investors. In a separate statement, Goodman said that it ... |
| | | | ... new high-yield stocks within these categories and there was a move away from banks and into real estate investment trusts (REITs), in particular Stockland, Mirvac and CFS Retail Property Trust. "Yields on REITs are beginning to look more attractive as ... |
| | | | ... FPFS, said he is advising the firm's clients EISS and Chifley Financial Services to tap global listed infrastructure and REITs, and allocate up to 5 per cent in each new asset class. Funds invested in these classes will come from existing international ... |
| | | | ... respondents hold less than 10 per cent in commercial property in their portfolios, although emerging market opportunities such as REITs trading at a discount to NTA are changing investor attitudes. "Institutional investors such as superannuation funds ... |
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