The Role of U.S. Farml and in Real Estate Portfolios

Graeme R. Newell

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Executive Summary. Farmland is seen as a longterm investment that receives investor attention in many countries and potentially provides added value in a mixed-asset portfolio. Using the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF) farmland series, this paper analyses the risk-adjusted performance and port-folio diversification benefits of farmland in the United States over the 1984-2006 period. Recent years have seen significantly enhanced returns for U.S. farmland, with a slight reduction in risk; however, there has been some loss of portfolio diversification benefits for farmland with stocks and real estate.

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