The phrase "asset has increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or business contexts to indicate that the value of an asset has gone up over a certain period.
Example: "According to the latest report, the asset has increased significantly due to market demand."
Alternatives: "asset has grown" or "asset has risen".
Almost every asset has increased in price, including art, emerging-market shares, junk bonds and property.
This is a tax on the profit when something is sold off and that asset has increased in value since it was bought.
If a CRE operator is able to acquire an asset and increase its NOI, then, all else being equal, the value of that asset has increased.
It's hard to be an experienced investor, or even an at-home part-time trader, and not think of a massive bubble when you see that some asset has increased more than 400percentt in just a few months.
In particular, an environment where the asset has increasing fundamental values and positive expected dividend payments is conducive to fundamental trading.
And return on assets has increased to 14%.
Since 2014, private foreign investment in American financial assets has increased the dollar's real, trade-weighted value by 20percentt.
During the past two decades, the number of charitable foundations in the United States has doubled while the value of their assets has increased more than 1,100%.
During the past two decades, the number of charitable foundations in the United States has doubled, while the value of their assets has increased more than 1,100%.
Britain was atop everyone's list, where the large amount of money chasing an extremely limited supply of prime assets has increased sale prices in central London.
But recent studies show most of the increase has come as the value of assets has increased and that asset management fees have remained roughly constant as a share of assets.
