2021 will see increased volumes of global capital investing in Europe, says Savills Submitted 05/02/2021 - 10:14am Despite the imposition of further travel restrictions in Q1 2021, increased allocations to real estate in order to capitalise upon appealing yield spreads over sovereign bonds, as well as a growing trend for partnerships between non-European capital and European based investment managers, are both likely to positively impact cross border investment into Europe in 2021, according to Savills. The international real estate advisor predicts that, although we will continue to see European money focusing on opportunities close to home, there is also the expectation that non-European capital will build upon transaction volumes recorded last year, with European cross border investment forecast set to see an uptick in activity of 10-15 per cent year-on-year to circa EUR120 billion.