Sold half my GLPROP at R49.50 last week because property valuations are stretched relative to the dividend yield, and today's 1.47% dip doesn't change the fact that global real estate is pricing in rate cuts that may not arrive as quickly as the market thinks.
CoreShares S&P Global Property ETF (JSE: GLPROP)
Last traded- Open
- R45.99
- Prev Close
- R46.04
- Day High
- R46.47
- Day Low
- R45.99
Key statistics
| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R53.38 |
| 52W low | R45.97 |
| Volume | 5K |
| Listed | N/A |
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GLPROP sitting at R49.97 offers decent income if you're chasing global property yields, but the fund's heavy exposure to US office REITs is a drag given the work-from-home structural headwind. Dividend yield is still respectable around 6-7%, just watch the rand strength because m
GLPROP at R49.97 is picking up some interest as global property yields have compressed, but the fund's exposure to US commercial real estate leaves it vulnerable if Fed cuts stall. Dividend yield sits around 3.5% which is respectable for the sector, though capital appreciation wi
GLPROP at R52.15 gives you exposure to global property at a reasonable entry, but the fund's yield depends heavily on the rand's behaviour and which markets are driving returns. With property cycles turning choppy globally, you're betting on management's stock picks more than the