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Listed real estate is also expected to continue performing poorly in 2021 with the Fahari I-Reit having opened the year at a relatively low trading price of Sh5.8 per share.
This is coupled with the expected negative performance of the office sector and lack of investor appetite in the instrument due to negative investor sentiments.
