Property market proves popular

From: The Scotsman | Date: October 10, 2002| Author: Brian Dennison | Copyright information

SO FAR this year the commercial property market has been very interesting indeed.

The poor performance of technology companies and problems in the United States has dragged the stock market down.

This has led many investors to come back to the old bastion of the property market, simply because the returns at the moment in this market can be much better than those on stocks and shares.

Interestingly it is not just one type of buyer. There have been increases across the b...

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