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Dunno, it doesn't really make sense to me. Sale prices were around 20 years' of rent, so it seems like a great asset to hold. I assume they just wanted to cash
by TillE 5y ago
Dunno, it doesn't really make sense to me. Sale prices were around 20 years' of rent, so it seems like a great asset to hold. I assume they just wanted to cash out on rising prices.
- OJFord 5y ago> Sale prices were around 20 years' of rent That's the same thing as 5% yield right? (Just that that's the way around I usually hear it, might be a regional thing.) That sounds like perhaps the high end of normal range, but not extraordinary?