Real Estate Risk Exposure of Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts
Ming-Long Lee, Ming‐Te Lee, Kevin C.H. Chiang
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Ming-Long Lee, Ming‐Te Lee, Kevin C.H. Chiang
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This study examines the linkage between equity real estate investment trust (REIT) returns and the private real estate factor. The results reveal a tighter connection between REIT and the private real estate market starting from 1993. In addition, large-cap REITs seem to behave more like real estate than do small-cap REITs. Overall, the results are consistent with three notions: (1) that instiutional investors provide information-gathering services (Bradrinath, Kale, and Noe, 1995),(2) that a more sophisticated investor base improves information flow, and (3) that a high degree of participation from institutional investors strengthens the linkage between REIT returns and the underlying real estate factor (Ziering, Winograd, and McIntosh, 1997).
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This study examines the linkage between equity real estate investment trust (REIT) returns and the private real estate factor. The results reveal a tighter connection between REIT and the private real estate market starting from 1993. In addition, large-cap REITs seem to behave more like real estate than do small-cap REITs. Overall, the results are consistent with three notions: (1) that instiutional investors provide information-gathering services (Bradrinath, Kale, and Noe, 1995),(2) that a more sophisticated investor base improves information flow, and (3) that a high degree of participation from institutional investors strengthens the linkage between REIT returns and the underlying real estate factor (Ziering, Winograd, and McIntosh, 1997).
Key concepts: Real estate investment trust, Real estate, Business, Equity (law), Capitalization rate, Financial economics, Investment (military), Finance