Industrial strength

Article Abstract:

Australia's industrial property values are expected to increase an average of 20% over 1999-2001, fueled by economic confidence and demand by business for warehouse and manufacturing space. The five-year forecast for internal rates of rental return and capital growth for prime and high-tech industrial property is 10% to 13% after inflation. Investors should note the growth surge will be hampered by economic downturn in the 2000s.

Australia, Investments, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, Industrial property, Industrial property rights

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Little big plan

Article Abstract:

Property trusts are predicted to experience strong growth in 2001, as Australia's economic conditions become harder and interest rates fall. The best options in property trusts over 2001 are described.

Real estate, Real property

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Shop spoiled

Article Abstract:

Retail property was a profitable investment during the late 1990s, but in 2000 the returns from retailing are beginning to fall, with the result that retail property will become less popular.

Finance, Retail industry, Retail trade, Commercial buildings

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