Returns from property are falling but are still on course to produce a return of 6%-8% for the year,...
Returns from property are falling but are still on course to produce a return of 6%-8% for the year, according to specialists Baring, Houston & Saunders. Ian Whittock, director for research and forecasting at the group, said 2001 is likely to be the low point of the present cycle. He added: 'The last time we were at the bottom of the cycle returns were as low as 8.4%pa. These forecast returns should still leave property ahead of the prospective performance from stocks and bonds. We take some comfort from that. If this is as bad as it gets, we can live with it.' While returns from prop...
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