Past and Future Sources of Real Estate Returns in Hong Kong
James R. Webb (),
K.W. Chau () and
L.H. Li ()
Additional contact information James R. Webb: Real Estate Center and Department of Finance James J. Nance College of Business Cleveland State University Cleveland, Ohio 44115, http://www.csuohio.edu/finance_department/index.htm K.W. Chau: Faculty of Architecture Department of Real Estate and Construction University of Hong Kong Knowles Building Pokfulam Road Hong Kong, http://www.hku.hk/home/newpage/facarch2.html L.H. Li: Faculty of Architecture Department of Real Estate and Construction University of Hong Kong Knowles Building Pokfulam Road Hong Kong, http://www.hku.hk/home/newpage/facarch2.html
Abstract:
Historical commercial real estate returns are attributed to three fundamental factors: initial current yield, growth in net operating income, and changes in going-in versus going-out capitalization rates (i.e., pricing movements). Separating returns into these three factors appears to provide more insightful information than the traditionally reported income and appreciation returns. Using this three-factor model, historical real returns and inflation pass-through rates are estimated for each major type of real estate (residential A/B/C, residential D/E, office, retail, industrial).
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