Investors now ready to commit to purchasing Commercial Property
June 28th, 2009 | by Amy EdwardsPotential investors in commercial property may be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel after two years of dismal economic news. Since June 2007, commercial property prices have fallen a whopping 40%. However although prices have not flatlined yet, they are falling at a much lower rate – around 1.6% a month. Compare that to last year when prices were falling by around 6% per month.
As prices begin to stabilise, so interest from investors in the market picks ups. We have already seen cash rich investors from overseas take a close interest in premium located schemes in London.
Chris Morrogh from Threadneedle Property Investments has said that for the first time in over 18 months, he will look to spend money that has been accrued in his fund. There is particular interest in the retail sector, where potential yields are becoming increasingly appealing, close to 10% in some instances.
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