Australia’s listed real estate investment trusts– or A-REITs as they are commonly called – have endured a torrid time ever since the Reserve Bank started raising interest rates in May last year to curb inflation.
With higher interest rates have come higher yields on risk-free 10-year government bonds, making A-REITs – often regarded as bond proxies – less attractive to investors.
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