Are giant REITS more efficient than their smaller competitors?

Article Abstract:

The average size of real estate investment trusts (REITs) have doubled and redoubled since 1993 and by April 1998 had reached an average size of $900 mil, with 63 REITS being larger than $1 bil. Many observers believe that the larger REITS are more efficient than their smaller counterparts because of their reduced operating and capital costs. However, some believe that the larger REITS have more difficulty in controlling operations.

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Using countercycling REITs in the classroom: solving problems with the calculation of the cost of capital

Article Abstract:

A method of using capital asset pricing model for calculating cost of capital in countercyclical real estate investment trusts is presented. The method is useful for teaching students such calculations.

Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Tests, problems and exercises, Usage, Company business management, Company financing, Capital assets pricing model, Capital asset pricing model, Capital

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Stability of dividends: an empirical analysis across REIT sectors

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A study examining the performance of real estate investment trusts is presented. A comparative analysis of dividends from this sector with dividends from other sectors is also presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sales & consumption, Dividends, Dividend Policy, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Comparative analysis, Investor relations, Industry sales and revenue, Company dividends

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