Revival: How Aberdeen's Mangat is playing the UK property sector

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Aberdeen Property Share fund's Sanjeet Mangat tells Cherry Reynard how she is playing the UK property sector's recent revival.

After some years in the investment backwaters, the commercial property sector has been buoyed by a combination of the low cost of borrowing and improving property prices. Property companies have been the key beneficiaries, enabling property share funds to trounce their bricks and mortar rivals over the past three years. The Aberdeen Property Share fund has been top of the pack. The low cost of borrowing has enabled many property companies to refinance through the corporate bond markets at low rates. With rental yields in certain parts of the market still high, it has been earnings gen...

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