Supermarkets struggled in 2023, as falling food sales volumes hit profits and rental growth. But the future looks brighter. As food price inflation has fallen supermarket profits have recovered and the past surge in food sales values points to stronger rental growth ahead. Coupled with a stabilisation in yields that means total returns will average over 8% p.a. over 2024-28, one of the best performing subsectors.
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