In July 2010 global listed property stocks regained lost ground after returning 7.2%. This is the highest monthly gain so … More
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GPR 250 Index up 3.7% in April 2010
Although listed properties are finding their way up, it seems that Europe is suffering a setback. The GPR 250 Index gained … More
GPR 250 Index up 6.7% in March 2010
Another day, another dollar; another month, another milestone. Listed propertyshares have definitely found their way up. The GPR 250 index … More
Poll Results: Not out of the woods yet
Despite bottoming real estate markets, rallying stock markets, months of green shoots and some general optimism on the economy, many … More
GPR 250 index up 7.6% in July 2009
Summertime; And the livin’ is easy Fish are jumpin’; And the cotton is high Your daddy’s rich; And your mamma’s … More
Listed real estate is leading the way
A new chapter has been written today on the discussion as to how the listed real estate sector (property stocks) resembles … More
GPR 250 index gains 4.3% in March 2009. But down 22% q-o-q
The GPR 250 Index recorded its first monthly gain (4.3%) in 2009. At continental level, Asia (10.5%) ranked top spot … More
Investors should buy China property stocks, UBS says
Investors should buy shares of China’s property companies and makers of large home appliances, as both industries will benefit from … More
Crisis exposes real estate valuation flaws
Touching base on what some people call the essence of the current crisis in real estate: valuations. Many property companies … More
Cement versus Sentiment – the way ahead
This month’s EPRA Newsletter includes an interesting essay by Anatole Kaletsky, economic commentator of The Times of London, where he … More
Propertyshares NAV Premium / Discount
source: http://www.reita.org So, the times of property shares trading at discounts have returned. And how! Looking at the discounts Reita calculates … More
GPR 250 Index declines 15.4% in February 2009
Going down, going down. According to a recent report by Global Property Research, property stock went down 15.4% in feb … More
On A Peppercorn 