The relationship between asset price and yield is a weird one.
Often a lower yield indicates a higher asset price or future asset valuation. Its an inverse quality indicator.
Consider a pair of shoes - they both fit their customers.. and you have one pair that is valued at $100 which you rent out at $10 / month and another valued at $1000 which you rent out at $80 / month. The yields are 10% and 8% respectively ... Which would you suggest is the better investment?
The yield on Highpoint is low because it is likely fetching a asset valuation( per SQM or whatever unit you wish) than other properties with a higher yield - which only have a higher yield because their asset value (per SQM etc.) is lower than Highpoints.
In my books, that makes the more valuable one the one to keep...
The relationship between asset price and yield is a weird...
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