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What’s driving the real growth of the AREIT sector?
- Published July 24, 2015 10:54AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
July 2015, APN Property Group
A spotlight on the outlook for earnings growth and asset pricing
As we continue to move down the long, slow path of “lower for longer”, (ie. low inflation, low growth and low rates for longer) optimum asset allocation remains the burning question for many investors. In this article we study a fundamental question that is central to the asset allocation debate – growth. The defensive nature of commercial property underpinned by a stable growth profile is an attractive combination. This article puts the spotlight on the facts as they relate to the outlook for AREIT distribution growth, the likely performance of the underlying assets and conclude with a reminder about the fundamental features of property.
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