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Investment in ground rents are coming to the attention of more investors, as continuing volatility in financial markets focuses attention on products paying stable returns. However, due to their operational nature, ground rents are often better managed over the long term by specialist operators...
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This paper assesses whether the returns of the UK securitised real estate market are converging with those of the other countries in Europe relative to the returns in the US. Using time-varying parameter modelling techniques with monthly data over the period 1990 to 2007 we show that from 1998...
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A number of studies have examined the benefits of regional diversification strategies within commercial real estate portfolios with two approaches adopted; the first is based on primary contiguous geographical regions while the second employs areas based on economic function. In general, the...
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Real estate portfolio diversification takes many forms, most of which can be associated with size (value). Larger portfolios are assumed to have greater diversification potential than small portfolios. In addition, since greater diversification is generally associated with lower risk it is...
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Data depth provides a natural means to rank multivariate vectors with respect to an underlying multivariate distribution. Most existing depth functions emphasize a centre-outward ordering of data points, which may not provide a useful geometric representation of certain distributional features,...
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Consider a linear regression model subject to an error distribution which is symmetric about 0 and varies regularly at 0 with exponent ζ. We propose two estimators of ζ, which characterizes the central shape of the error distribution. Both methods are motivated by the well-known Hill...
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