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Property share valuation

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Discusses the distinctions between property investment/development companies and property developer/trading companies, and notes the differences in valuation methodology. Explains that the valuation of property investment/development company shares is based on estimated net asset value (NAV), and the process by which the shares may be traded on the stock market at a discount or a premium to this. Identifies the factors which influence the discount or premium to NAV and suggests a framework whereby the shares may be evaluated in a more explicit manner.

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1958The Cost of Capital, Corporation Finance and the Theory of Investment

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