Since the peak in spring 2007, property share prices have plummeted across Europe significantly reducing former large premia to NAV. Following this price correction, have property shares in general become an attractive investment opportunity? Alternatively, do falling property share prices reflect increased risk in the underlying market and reduced possibilities for the listed property companies to generate excess returns? Are there differences between property segments?
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