Wealth Reports - Volume 10
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Residents of the United States, please read this important information before proceeding. Please read this important information before proceeding. Most obviously, survey respondents are clearly holding a much higher proportion of their wealth in property than we would normally advise. Investors need not only to diversify more into other asset classes, but also to make sure that their property portfolios are themselves much less concentrated than they seem to be. So, they need to be better diversified on a geographical basis.
Survey respondents also seem to believe that, as an asset class, property delivers high long-term returns, when, in fact, it typically has not done so. When considering risk-adjusted returns, the asset class does not score very well either. Capital gains expectations, for example are typically extrapolative, and hence normally overly optimistic at the top of the cycle and overly pessimistic at the bottom of one. So, currently the asset class is probably more attractive than generally believed from this perspective.
To put this observation another way, the tactical investment advice that we offer clients runs counter to the strategic advice that we provide them with. Over the long term, as noted above, we would suggest a much lower concentration on property than the survey respondents appear to hold currently. In the short run, by contrast, they should be long their benchmarks, as the asset class now looks cheap in some parts of the world such as the US.
Investors may find it useful to consider their property holdings in the light of our forecasts for the sector, summarised below, and detailed in our regular publication. We are keen to differentiate here between the US and UK markets. Because of this, the recent recovery in UK residential property prices looks suspect in our view.
The two charts below illustrate these points.
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Two other observations are of relevance here. First, one should place the most emphasis on analysis of the higher-quality official housing prices data, rather than being diverted by some of the private sector data series that may be narrower in focus.
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But foreign investors in UK property should also be aware that they are taking a lot of currency risk, as a further fall in the value of sterling cannot be ruled out. An investor may want to hedge this position accordingly.