Light at the end of the tunnel for global listed real estate?
By: Michael GobitschekImproving economic fundamentals and bargain valuations should mean brighter times ahead for property investors.
Michael manages the equity fund SKAGEN m2.
As part of the portfolio team, he participates in SKAGEN's value based investment philosophy and carries out analysis of companies and industries.
Improving economic fundamentals and bargain valuations should mean brighter times ahead for property investors.
Recent fund raisings signal growing appetite for real estate and offer greater certainty for investors.
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