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| | ... meanwhile achieved 14.4%, international fixed interest 11.2%, direct property 8.6%, domestic fixed interest 7.7% and cash 4.0%. AREITs posted the best performance, achieving 33%. "Super fund returns over the past year are now three times what consumers ... |
| | | ... attractiveness of defensive asset classes, with the combination of declining interest rates turning managers off cash. AREITS also experienced a dramatic decline in popularity, with bearish sentiment more than doubling to 36%. Bearish sentiment towards ... |
| | | Listed property returns have doubled their correlation with share market returns post GFC, reinforcing concerns AREITs continue to be wedged between the stock market and the strongly performing unlisted property sector, reveals new research from Rainmaker. ... |
| | | ... when its index delivered 70% losses. The good news however is that in the two years between July 2009 and June this year AREITs out-performed direct property, earning 12.9% per annum compared to 8.6%. Canberra has the highest office vacancy rate at 13.3% ... |
| | | ... released by CB Richard Ellis. And while Australian super funds are dipping their toes back into the water ahead of the AREITs, the increased activity was driven primarily by the entry of Asian institutional investors into the domestic commercial property ... |
| | | ... Australian commercial property downturn started to take effect back in late 2007, resulting in the previous market dominators of AREITs and wholesale unlisted property managers clamp down on their spend. This opened the door for overseas investors to ... |
| | | ... team. The decision to allocate all funds to one manager reflects the concentration in the AREIT sector, where the top five AREITs represent around 75 per cent of the AREIT index. Resolution Capital's portfolio management team includes Andrew Parsons ... |
| | | ... interest from super funds looking for greater diversification. "Australian shares, international shares, hedge funds and AREITs are all very highly correlated, they offer super funds little diversification in downturns when they need it most," he said. ... |
| | | ... repricing of assets. According to Ken Atchison, principle of Atchison consultants, Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts (AREITs) loss 30 per cent on average since June, compared with direct property's zero per cent returns. This is a huge divide ... |
| | | ... they aren't REITs, they are hedge funds," said Nick Naboro, senior manager, Investment Property Databank. "I can name 17 AREITs with gearing ratios above 50 per cent and that makes them vulnerable to the credit markets," said Jonathon Kriska, property ... |
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