Jason Huljich
speaker
377 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 May
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My view is this conflict will sort itself out.
Real estate is a longer-term play.
So you can't really pick the troughs and the highs.
When you've got stamp duty and costs like that, you do have to hold for long-term.
Everyone sees what happens if they hold their house long-term.
It should go up.
So it's the basics, right?
It's quality of the asset.
It's location of the asset.
you know if you're looking at investing um they say in the listed markets you know there's a lot of rates trading at big discounts to nta so what that means is you know all the rates value their property at least probably every six months so you got you know you've got up-to-date valuations of what their portfolio is worth right and then if you've got a discount to that by the share price the share price might be trading at 10 20 30 some of the office rates are trading at 40 under
the fair value, the valuation of the property.
Now, we've got an office rate cough.
That's 45% under the valuation.
Now, the reason is they've all been valued recently.
They were valued in December.
They'll be valued again in June.
There's independent valuers that set the values based on market evidence.
The issue is there's just negative sentiment in the market.
Something like office that suffered a bit more than most sectors...
you know, from COVID obviously and work from home, that's all settled down now, but there's still the sentiment out there.
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