Ronald C. Rutherford Additional contact information Ronald C. Rutherford: School of Banking and Finance The University of New South Wales Sydney, 2052 Australia and Stichting De Quintessents Amsterdam, The Netherlands, http://banking.web.unsw.EDU.AU/
Abstract:
Diversification benefits are shown to vary inversely with the correlation between asset returns. The present study estimates average correlation coefficients between real-estate returns from property-specific data of an internationally diversified real estate and in the Netherlands. It is found that diversification benefits within the United States are much larger than on the European Continent. The low correlation found between U.S. real estate returns implies that portfolios of small numbers of U.S. properties would require large return premia. Also, the study helps to explain shy financial intermediaries exist in the real estate industry and when investors should consider employing them.
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