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Economic Indicators
Is the threat of higher rates bad for REITs? Not if those rates signal improved economic growth, says Timbercreek Asset Management in its latest report. In fact, REITs are poised to deliver 8.5% to 10.5% total returns in 2017, reveals the report. “We believe a rising interest rate environment signals a brighter economic outlook and […]
By Staff |January 10, 2017
2 min read
Trump’s agenda of infrastructure and defense spending, lower corporate and personal taxes, and less financial regulation could result in significant fiscal stimulus, says Corrado Russo, director and portfolio manager at Timbercreek Asset Management, in published commentary. That could lead to renewed GDP growth, more jobs and better longer-term productivity. Also, Trump’s pro-growth, pro-inflationary policies will […]
By Staff |November 28, 2016
There has been a pullback in the global REIT market over the last couple months, especially in the U.S. Here’s more on why now is the time to buy.
By Sarah Cunningham-Scharf |November 3, 2016
3 min read
Industry
Two portfolio managers who own Toronto-based Dream Office REIT explain why, and give their outlook for the holding.
By Melissa Shin |June 9, 2016
4 min read
Real estate will be established as a separate sector under the Global Industry Classification Standard, as of August 31, 2016.
June 7, 2016
Most investors can recall a time when they’ve fallen victim to their own psychology.
By Al and Mark Rosen |November 27, 2015
Market Insights
How RELPs differ from REITs
By David Sung & Wayman Crosby |June 26, 2015
Methodologies vary in results
By Dr. Al Rosen |May 15, 2015
U.S. REITs’ valuations have risen, but their premiums are still reasonable.
By Sarah Cunningham-Scharf |March 25, 2015
Lessons from the 2013 contraction
By Michael Missaghie |March 20, 2015
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