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The coronavirus could undercut prime property's appeal

Jaycee Man
The disease’s outbreak looks set to change the appeal of real assets as it forces a new way of living and working on people amid global lockdown.
The coronavirus could undercut prime property's appeal

Real assets may provide attractive cash flow versus current depressed bond yields, but one consequence of the coronavirus (Covid-19) could be a gradual dimishment in the appeal of prime office space and an acceleration in the devaluation of shopping malls. 

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