Journal of Valuation: Volume 4 Issue 2
Table of contents
THE TARGET RETURN ON UK PROPERTY INVESTMENTS
WILL FRASERIt is conventional to assume that property investments in the UK are priced on the basis that investors require a total return approximately 2 per cent above the current…
THE RATE OF RETURN AS A MEASURE OF PERFORMANCE
MARTIN NEWELLPapers by Wyatt (Wyatt, 1984) and Hall (Hall, 1985) have addressed the subject of property performance measurement in this journal, and the topicality of the subject has been…
DUAL RATE DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
JON ROBINSONDiscounted cash flow (DCF), whether by capitalisation or by cash flow analysis, has many detractors because of a number of apparent problems such as the reinvestment assumption…
THE APPLICATION OF EQUATED YIELD AND REAL VALUE APPROACHES TO MARKET VALUATION: I: The Logic of Techniques and the Analysis of Comparables
NEIL CROSBYEquated yield and other contemporary investment valuation techniques are usually defended as techniques which are relevant for the analysis of market values or prices, but not…
POSITIVE VALUATION METHODS: 2
ERNEST WOODThe first of these two articles gave an insight into the basis on which the suitability of valuation methods to perform their functions should be judged. In this article attention…