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Our professorial contributors illuminate the latest academic research in real estate and economic policy

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Does specialism in real estate pay?

Does specialism in real estate pay?

One of the eternal questions posed in the canon of real estate academic literature is whether specialism pays, and if so, for who? In the case of Principals this would be defined as higher returns/valuations relative to a benchmark. In the case of Agents – or Capital Markets Professionals in...

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Risk diversification

Risk diversification

Visualising is halfway to understanding. Source: MSCI Monthly Property Index ©2022 MSCI Inc. All rights reserved. It’s hard to visualise risk, but MSCI produced a mesmerising...

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It takes an age to grow old

It takes an age to grow old

We should all learn to share the experience with others. OK, I need to preface this article by saying that, in today’s world, I am not old. I am constantly being told that 60 is...

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Retail revival

Retail revival

A new golden age looms. Retail has been at the epicentre of cyclical and structural change. Prior to Covid 19, the sector was grappling with rapid ecommerce growth and changing...

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Inflation

Inflation

The supermarket business model is too fragile to shield customers from rising food prices. Food prices, like almost everything else, are rising fast. There have recently...

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Buy the discounts

Buy the discounts

Last year’s mantra was something for everyone, from duration income streams with inflation-linked dividend growth all the way down to deep recovery hopes in retail. The sector...

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