The Future for REITs

Topics:
Market Studies
Tags:
Business Operations,
CB Richard Ellis,
Finance,
Investment,
Real Estate,
REIT
Source:
CB Richard Ellis

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Overview: Research in this paper estimates that in 2001, the underlying market fundamentals will provide 5.3 percent rent growth on average to the REITs represented in the NAREIT Office Index. Office REITs will see the most gains from lease rollovers, which should allow recent strong market rent increases to finally be realized in property income. A similar but more muted trend will be in place for the industrial sector although rent growth is expected to moderate to approximately 3.0 percent across this sector, compared to a healthy 8 percent cash flow growth rate. Read the paper for detailed estimates and information on research.

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Format: PDF | Size: 64KB | Date: Mar 2001 | Pages: 2


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