When shares are getting you down, think about bricks and mortar

Evidence of change to risk appetite is already apparent, with confidence in prestige property, student accommodation and project developments declining in recent years and interest in the more affordable end of the market rising as investors assess their exposure.

But regardless of which investment vehicle or asset class investors select, it remains subject to the same principles of trade – buy low, sell high and buy for growth.

While property appears to be winning the debate at present, a sound investment portfolio typically comprises a mix of assets including shares, property and commodities and relies on expert advice from qualified professionals.

Greville Pabst is chief executive officer of WBP Property Group.

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When private credit becomes the headline, but not the signal

When private credit becomes the headline, but not the signal

Framing retail access of private credit as “misuse” risks oversimplifying what is, in reality, a broader structural shift underway across markets, writes Portfolio Construction Forum’s Nick Shoenmaker. Private markets are no longer accessed as standalone exposures and are integrated into portfolios through multi-asset managed account structures.

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