A PORTFOLIO METHOD FOR INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

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Keywords
portfolio method for real estate investments; offshore real estate investments; Cayman Islands’ home prices.

The article analyzes the possibility of improving the risk/return characteristics of an international real estate investment portfolio via the acquisition of residential offshore properties. It takes the perspective of the American investor. First, the index DOKHPI is constructed to measure annual changes in property prices in the Cayman Islands and appreciation returns. After the addition of the rental income yields, the estimated total annual returns are included in a mixed portfolio composed of American and Caymanian residential real estate assets. The benefit of investing in offshore real estate is demonstrated by the construction of efficient frontier and correlation matrix.

JEL: C50, G12, G30.
Pages: 18
Price: 3 Points

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