REIT share prices and the declning relative importance of commercial real estate

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Downs, A

Series: Wharton Real Estate Review ; 4(1) Spring 2000, 13-18(4)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses how US REIT share prices have lagged behind the general stock market and speculates that this shows that commercial real estate is becoming relatively less important in the overall US financial landscape.

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Discusses how US REIT share prices have lagged behind the general stock market and speculates that this shows that commercial real estate is becoming relatively less important in the overall US financial landscape.

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