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附表 1 EXHIBIT 1 1980-2016 平均收益率 Return Averages 5年平均值 5-Year Avg 10年平均值 10-Year Avg 15年平均值 15-Year Avg 16.00 20年平均值 20-Year Avg 30年平均值 25-Year Avg 10.9% 35年平均值 30-Year Avg 12.3% 10.4% 14.00 12.00 9.2% 10.00 6.0% 8.00 6.00 4.00 2.00 0 债券 房地产NCREIF 罗素2000 标普500 纳斯达克 Bond S&P INV Gr Corp Real Estate NCREIF Russell 2000 S&P 500 NASDAQ 了解房地产的两个不同领域——自有房屋 与收益性房地产 Learn about the two different areas of real estate -- home ownership versus income production. 当被问到房地产投资时,很多投资者都会想到自己的 房子。这是一个非常错误的观念,因为居住的房屋是 使用资产,就像汽车一样。他们住在房子里,但不能靠 房子生存,因为居住的房子不产生收益。另外,投资者 很少会出售其房屋获得增值收益,靠此等利润生存, 因为他们必须购买置换房屋或支付租金。另一方面, 收益性房地产(写字楼、工业仓库、商业零售和酒店) 通过租金产生收益,并且由于其收入增加,置换为新 大楼的成本增加,这类房地产也随着时间增值。 Many investors think about their house when asked about investing in real estate. This is a big misconception as the home they live in is a use asset, just like their car. They live in it, but cannot live on it as it does not produce income. Also, it is rare for investors to capture appreciation by selling their home and living on that profit, because they must buy a replacement house or pay rent. Income-producing real estate — office, industrial warehouse, retail, apartments and hotels — on the other hand, produces income from rents and appreciates over time as its income increases and the cost to replace with a new building rises. 收益性房地产——独立资产类别 INCOME PRODUCING REAL ESTATE — THE SEPARATE ASSET CLASS 大多数人认为其投资选择包括股票、债券、商品、现 金和对小公司的一些私人直接投资。20世纪80年代, 机构投资者得出结论,收益性房地产是一类独立资产 类别,因为其与股票和债券市场具有不同特点,与股 票和债券市场的表现或相关性不同。描述收益性房地 产的最佳方式是房地产具有“优于债券的收益”和“不 同于股票的增值”。 “优于债券的收益”的事实依据是随着经济发展,公司 55 Most people think their investment choices consist of stocks, bonds, commodities, cash and a few private direct investments in a small company. Institutional investors came to the conclusion in the 1980s that income- producing real estate is a separate asset class -- as it has different characteristics and does not behave or correlate the same as the stock and bond market. The best way to describe it is that real estate has “better than bond-like income” and “not quite stock-like appreciation.” “Better than bond-like income” comes from the fact that as the THE CHINA INVESTOR