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B. MacGregor, N. Nanthakumaran (1992)
The allocation to property in the multi‐asset portfolio: The evidence and theory reconsideredJournal of Property Research, 9
P. Byrne, Stephen Lee (1994)
Computing Markowitz Efficient Frontiers Using a Spreadsheet OptimizerJournal of Property Finance, 5
H. Levy, Marshall Sarnat (1984)
Portfolio and Investment Selection: Theory and Practice
P. Byrne, Stephen Lee (1995)
Is there a place for property in the multi‐asset portfolio?Journal of Property Finance, 6
G. Matysiak (1993)
Optimising property portfolio holdings: a scenario‐assisted approachJournal of Property Finance, 4
Discusses a spreadsheet tool called an “optimizer” which is useful for examining certain real estate investment problems. Describes what this tool is (a means of, for example, maximizing return while minimizing risk) and how it functions, giving examples of calculations and functioning. Concludes that such a tool is potentially powerful, but that formulae could easily be set up incorrectly. Adds that spreadsheets and manuals do not contain enough documentation for beginners to understand results fully.
Journal of Property Finance – Emerald Publishing
Published: Dec 1, 1994
Keywords: Computer software; Optimization; Return on investment; Risk
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