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This is the third in a series related to timberland investments. Previous posts addressed benchmarking private timberland investments and the valuation of timber REITs. How have private timberland investments performed relative to other asset classes? This question opens the door more…
This is the second in a series related to timberland investments. The first addressed benchmarking private timberland investments. Real estate investment trusts (REITs) own and manage income producing real estate such as buildings, warehouses, rental properties, and, since 1999, timberlands. more…
Timberland investors depend on the demand for wood from forest industry manufacturers. No wood demand = no cash flow. Fortunately, for these investors, topline wood demand in the U.S., while slow and stuttered, continues to grow. Analysis in the Q3 more…
The Q3 2015 Forisk Research Quarterly (FRQ) summarized recent research related to the strength characteristics of Southern Yellow Pine (SYP) lumber sawn from managed pine plantations. We addressed this topic originally in a February 2012 Forisk Blog post “Southern Yellow more…
This is the first in a series related to timberland investments. Benchmarking provides a useful, and often necessary, tool for evaluating the performance of alternative investments – such as private timberlands – and alternative investment managers – such as TIMOs. more…