JLL identifies key retail investment trends of 2011

Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) has released a new report entitled 'Outperforming in European Retail Capital Markets' which identifies six key trends that will shape the European retail investment market during 2011. The first trend highlighted is multi-speed market acceleration: as the polarisation in pricing between institutional and non-institutional retail real estate continues, the strength of liability-driven investors has resulted in yield compression for prime, well leased properties offering long-term security. The arbitrage between bonds and real estate looks attractive for equity investors, which may cause further yield compression for core product, resulting in equity players locking down returns to match liabilities with a perception that income will remain secure.

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