Is now the REIT time to buy?
By their very nature, REITs are heavily leveraged and hugely sensitive to rate hikes. There is plenty of devaluation floating around, but there could also be a lot more around the corner.
By their very nature, REITs are heavily leveraged and hugely sensitive to rate hikes. There is plenty of devaluation floating around, but there could also be a lot more around the corner.
With demand for healthcare assets trending in one direction, the surging alternative asset manager has launched its second unlisted institutional fund for the calendar year.
Investors and consultants are bending their efforts to find navigable paths around headwinds buffeting the commercial real estate sector.
The listed property group formed by former star UBS banker David Di Pilla has gone from a standing start in 2015 to a retail and commercial investment force, with its latest acquisition pushing funds under management to $7.5 billion.
Increasing government expenditure on social infrastructure is driving huge levels of investment into the sector. There are now several options for retail and wholesale investors to gain exposure to this asset class, which was previously open only to institutional investors.
Speaking on a fireside chat during The Inside Network’s recent ESG event in Tasmania, Langley said that while infrastructure assets will continue carrying the burden of inflation there is likely more to be concerned about with REITS, both in the dominant US market and around the world.
Charter Hall Group (ASX:CHC) delivered one of the surprises of earnings season last week, once again exhibiting the importance of quality when it comes to investments in property.
With July coming to a close, it’s time for reporting season – and this year, it’s not going to be pretty.