As an ‘alternative’, property is more attractive than the mainstream

By David Buckle, David Buckle David Buckle 27 November 2009

As an asset allocator my task is to assess how property compares with other asset classes, such as equities and fixed income, and a growing range of “alternatives” — the category in which property has traditionally sat

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