Commercial property is being seen as a good investment by half of funds.
A new study has revealed 52.5 per cent of investors believe that it is a good time to put money into commercial property.
Research by F&C has found that the issue has polarised opinion, with 47.5 per cent stating the opposite view.
Mike Woodward, head of investment trusts at the company, claimed that it is unsurprising that this is so divisive.
He stated: "The recent recovery in commercial property has been greeted by some as a return to normality but others understandably fear that the easy money has been made."
Mr Woodward added that his organisation's property fund managers are optimistic about the next 12 months.
Commercial property is the area which is most suitable for those investors looking for an income in the near-term, he asserted.
In contrast, a report from the Ernst and Young ITEM Club has warned that the upturn in commercial property will only be short-lived, suggesting that its revival has been down to quantitative easing.
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