Show Notes
Could long-leased property assets swing back into favour, as core funds seek greater income security? It’s a topic we explore in our latest Talking Property episode amid ongoing global economic uncertainty.
As leasing fundamentals shift, particularly in Australia’s industrial & logistics sector, there are signs that assets with long weighted average lease expiries (knowns as WALEs) could be coming back onto the investment radar.
Charter Hall’s Diversified CEO Avi Anger and CBRE’s Executive Director, Industrial & Logistics – Capital Markets, Chris O’Brien offer their views on this shifting investor landscape and whether we’re likely to see more major corporates pursuing long-term sale and leaseback opportunities.
It seems we could be on the cusp of some major market shifts, so make sure to tune in to find out what’s next.
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