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The following article:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aplRXmosXJJw&refer=home
highlights the fact that....
" Rising interest rates and declining profits from real estate are pushing investors to ditch European property stocks after a four-year rally. Rising interest rates and declining profits from real estate are pushing investors to ditch European property stocks after a four-year rally"
Why is there a disconnect between stagnating stocks and a continuing growth in property values as an asset class and an investment vehicle???, (excluding Ireland of course.... which should not be mentioned ....please)
....are these shares not just a reflection of current property value?
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aplRXmosXJJw&refer=home
highlights the fact that....
" Rising interest rates and declining profits from real estate are pushing investors to ditch European property stocks after a four-year rally. Rising interest rates and declining profits from real estate are pushing investors to ditch European property stocks after a four-year rally"
Why is there a disconnect between stagnating stocks and a continuing growth in property values as an asset class and an investment vehicle???, (excluding Ireland of course.... which should not be mentioned ....please)
....are these shares not just a reflection of current property value?