Keeping money in the company vs dividends

[jamesbrown]

Once again, there's no evidence you've given or well thought out argument that you're making here.

Once again, there's no evidence that you can distinguish between a well thought out argument about investing in commercial property and sinking everything you own into a clown factory. You should hawk your fringe investment ideas in General.

[rashm2k]

Once again, there's no evidence that you can distinguish between a well thought out argument about investing in commercial property and sinking everything you own into a clown factory. You should hawk your fringe investment ideas in General.

Commercial property is a fringe investment ? What world are you living in.

[jamesbrown]

Commercial property is a fringe investment ? What world are you living in.

The world where sensible people don't invest in clown factories.

[JustKeepSwimming]

So you've heard about offices and retail and extrapolated that to industrial too - of which you have admit yourself you have no idea.

Yes, i've herad, like I've heard that Tories are doing tulip in the polls. The economy is interconnected, if you think office, retail and residential prices are being hammered but industrial is bucking the trend then you're delusional.

Where else can you get a 8% return and have capital growth?

What capital growth? Q3&4 2022 saw a 26% fall in industrial prices, double the rate of commercial as a whole. Ironically artificially inflating yields due to leases, but when those leases expire? Rates will plummet.