Ground rents and reversions increasingly attractive
Murphy, Gary
Ground rents and reversions increasingly attractive - 2007 - Property Forecast March 2007, 14-15(2) .
In the past many investors have overlooked the potential of ground rent investments, believing that they would not offer a reasonable return until the lease expires possibly more than a century after the investment has been purchased. Argues that the number of ground rent buyers purchasing at auction is on the increase, with a number of larger investors recognising that by understanding their active management potential, large returns are more than possible.
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United Kingdom--
Ground rents and reversions increasingly attractive - 2007 - Property Forecast March 2007, 14-15(2) .
In the past many investors have overlooked the potential of ground rent investments, believing that they would not offer a reasonable return until the lease expires possibly more than a century after the investment has been purchased. Argues that the number of ground rent buyers purchasing at auction is on the increase, with a number of larger investors recognising that by understanding their active management potential, large returns are more than possible.
TENANCIES
United Kingdom--