Not exact matches
Shorter term traders
tend to focus on a primacy of the income account, near - term
changes in market prices, top - down analysis and equilibrium
pricing (i.e., the
market price reflects all - encompassing values).
Lower liquidity
tends to result
in a more volatile
market (especially when large orders are placed), and it causes
prices to
change more drastically; whereas higher liquidity creates a less volatile
market, and
prices do not fluctuate as significantly.
Institutional investors with centers with strong grocery anchors
in primary
markets tend to be faring better, with little
pricing changes, while owners of core - plus or value - add properties with weaker tenants are facing more difficulties, says McKeska.