Growing numbers of investors are discovering how a range of real estate strategies – in both public markets and private – can earn a place in their portfolios.
Many aspects of everyday life revolve around a hub of commercial real estate.
Work, shopping, entertainment and living increasingly take place in commercially owned buildings. This centrality to everyday life means commercial real estate is an important tool for investors. It is also an asset class undergoing a period of democratisation, with more investors understanding the value it can bring to their portfolios.
In the traditional terms of risk-return profile, real estate typically sits between fixed income and equities. Real estate generally has a higher risk-return profile than bonds, and a lower risk-return profile than the majority of equities. But real assets, managed correctly, can blend the best of both in a risk-adjusted package.
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