Long Income Property Report
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- Key benefits and risks of Long Income Property investments
- Guidance on due diligence and how to invest in Long Income Propertty
- Historic and current performance of UK commercial property market
- Overview of investment options in the Long Income Property sector
- Outlook for UK commercial property market in the post Brexit era
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Brief Overview
Property has been a store of wealth in the UK for many generations and is a fundamental element of the economy, connected to both employment and economic growth. Long income property is a relatively new sub-sector, that can provide significant advantages over traditional commercial property, including very stable returns with low volatility and inflation protection. Until recently, it was not available to retail investors through an authorised fund structure. Our report covers the investment case, the history, the current state of the market and the outlook for the future, so readers will be able to approach the sector from a position of knowledge.
“In the current economic environment of low interest rates and an uncertain future for bond returns, many retail investors are seeking secure, predictable income returns, continuous liquidity, inflation protection and prospects for capital growth. Investing in long income property may achieve all of these.”
Nigel Ashfield
Managing Director & Partner at TIME: Investments
Comments on the Long Income Property sector
“The market for Long Income has held strong throughout the recent Brexit turmoil… the market post Brexit is strong, with an increasing buyer pool and varied Fund mandates providing a healthy market for Long Income investment.”
“It looks like long-lease funds are here for the long term” Greg Wright, director of investment advisory at KPMG,
“We feel the secure cash flow characteristics, along with the asset backed nature of our LIP fund puts it in a lower risk category than many other property funds which makes it suitable for many retail investors. But it is crucial that any party which enters the fund fully understands the structure and that the strategy matches their appetite for risk and returns.”
“Real estate benefits from a lower sensitivity to rising interest rates than long-dated government bonds, and carries lower market risk than equities. In addition, long lease assets exhibit less volatility than the broader property market.”