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	marzo 2008
 "IPD, the world-leader in commercial real estate performance analysis 
	services, today released its 2007 results for the Imométrica / IPD 
	Portuguese Property Index. The total return for the 12 months to December 
	2007 was 12.4%, the highest since 2002, but only a slight increase from the 
	12.0% total return at the end of 2006.
 Over the 12 months of 2007, the 12.4% total return on property significantly 
	outperformed bonds which had a total return of 2.4%. Equities however 
	outperformed all property, with total returns of 19.8%. Capital growth rose 
	to 6.0% in 2007 from 5.4% in 2006, while income return fell from 6.3% in 
	2006 to 6.1% in 2007. Retail was the best performing sector with a total 
	return of 14.9%, followed by Industrials at 10.5% and Offices at 8.2%.
 Country manager for IPD’s service in Portugal, Luis Francisco said: “The 
	Imométrica / IPD Portuguese Property index delivered a double digit total 
	return in 2007, confirming the steady growth trend and attractiveness of the 
	Portuguese investment market. The performance achieved in the short and in 
	the long term confirms property as one of the best performing asset classes 
	in Portugal. As in previous years, the retail sector was the market leader 
	in 2007, and in particular shopping centres. However, the stronger
 performance in 2007 seen in both the office and industrial market should 
	also be noted in comparison with the previous years”. (CS della Societŕ)
 
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