In time of trouble property can be a safer holding.

General guidance, not a substitute to DYOR.

Property values generally fall when interest rates rise as any future borrowing will be at a higher rate than current, therefore leaving less cash to payout in dividends.

You can buy property Trusts for discounted pounds.

Some Trusts post their NAV and therefore their discount to NAV is apparent, other REIT’s are companies and you need to compare their NAV value to their current capital value.

Any REIT with a progressive dividend policy may be worth researching around the 7% yield mark, especially if you are building a position with earned dividends as you don’t want the price to rise and the yield to fall until you have completed your buying.

RGL has been a very disappointing holding, leopards and spots but there is some research copied to the SNOWBALL which could, if you are an optimist, indicate that the worst is behind them.

AIRE, LABS are in a bid situation.

SERE has a French tax unresolved dispute, so DYOR.

NRR only pays two dividends a year, so there could be an opportunity to buy just before their xd date.

VIP sometimes trades on a wide spread.

etc., etc.

As the intention of the SNOWBALL is to hold forever, if you buy a property Trust and the value falls it’s of no consequence as long as the dividends are still paid.