Titlebook: Alternative Ideas in Real Estate Investment; Arthur L. Schwartz,Steven D. Kapplin Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995 Hedging.Invest

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Recent Performance of U.S. Real Estate Securities,ecurity backed by direct real estate investment. This paper examines the benefits of the latter—investment in real estate securities. Presently, there are four types of real estate securities: Real Estate Limited Partnerships (RELPs), Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), Finite Life REITs (FREITs)

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The Effect of Unbundling Asset Returns on Restricted Mixed-Asset Portfolios,bb .., 1988; Webb and Rubens 1986, 1988). A mixed- asset portfolio is simply a portfolio that contains different types of assets, both financial (such as bonds and equities) and real (such as real estate). Many institutional investors (for example, life insurance companies, pension funds, and bank t

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Real Estate Portfolio Diversification by Sources of Return,of the portfolio (“Minimum Variance Portfolio”). Investors such as REITS, pension funds, insurance companies, etc. diversity their real estate portfolios through selecting different property types (apartments, office buildings, etc.) and/or acquiring properties from different geographical locations.

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An Empirical Analysis of Efficient Real Property Liquidity Premiums,f being wrong. Some thirty years ago, it was postulated that investors are risk-averse and that they make decisions about risky assets on the basis of mean-variance efficiency (see Markowitz, 1959). That is, investors prefer higher returns for higher levels of perceived risk. This disposition toward

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Farmland as an Inflation Hedge,iewed from the longer historical perspective of post-WWI performance, inflation has been at significant levels since the late 1960s. A major concern of investors is that their wealth portfolio provide positive real rates of return. During periods of inflation, some investiments increase in value mor

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Performance Measures of Real Estate Firm Common Stock Returns, estate returns suggests that investor folklore may have some basis of truth. The work of Brueggeman, Chen, and Thibodeau (1984), Ibbotson and Siegel (1984), Hartzell, Hekman, and Miles (1987), Kuhle, Walther, and Wurtzebach (1986), and Kuhle (1987) shows that real estate either earned excessive ret

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A Tutorial on Partitioning Real Estate Investment Cash Flows Using the Internal Rate of Return,7) cited 1,188 IRR references and classified them into four categories: (1) tutorial, (2) calculations and multiple solutions, (3) alternative measures, models and computations, and (4) reinvestment, risk and discounting, and ranking. Because of the possibility of multiple solutions when cash flows