Lewis Dayton

Looking back at headlines from 2019, 2020, 2021, there are plenty of articles proclaiming the downfall of in-store retail. Doomed to disappear, supposedly, were a mass of brick-and-mortar locations. Ecommerce’s rocketing toward making up 17 percent of all retail sales during the pandemic was a signal to some that the retail apocalypse was here. Three years later, quite a different picture is coming into focus.

With the bid-ask spread beginning to narrow and asset repricing settling in for various property sectors, many investors are gauging how their managers can best manage downside risk, create upside potential and ensure their money is safe. Important to operating effectively in this environment is the investment strategy being employed.

With the bid-ask spread beginning to narrow and asset repricing settling in for various property sectors, many investors are gauging how their managers can best manage downside risk, create upside potential and ensure their money is safe. Important to operating effectively in this environment is the investment strategy being employed.