Work-from-home divides real estate into the good, bad and ugly
Resulting split presents challenge for investors who expect diverging valuations to revert to historic averages in 2021
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WORK-FROM-HOME (WFH) and lockdowns have carved up the real estate sector into a handful of winners and many more losers.
The resulting split into the good, the bad and the ugly presents a challenge for investors who expect diverging valuations to revert to historic averages in 2021.
As the Covid-19 pandemic took hold, investors hoovered up shares in warehouses and logistics centres that facilitate the socially distanced economy.
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