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Lisbon highlighted for real estate investment
Lisbon has been ranked as the 10th most attractive European city for real estate investment in 2021
According to the EMEA Investor Intentions Survey 2021 report released today by CBRE, the list is led by London, followed by Berlin and Frankfurt.
“Despite the post- brexit scenario, the British capital maintains its relevance as a city with greater attractiveness for real estate investment in Europe”, says the real estate consultant, according to which “Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris and Amsterdam complete the ranking of the five main markets and Munich and Hamburg occupy the sixth and seventh places, respectively, followed by Zurich and Warsaw”.
Manish Chande
We have led the world in creating a cost-effective, accessible Covid-19 vaccine.
While teething problems with Brexit exist, being outside EU red tape has allowed the UK to vaccinate more people than our European counterparts, and our return to normal life seems to be on the horizon.
There are also positive signs for the property industry. First, the UK offers relative value compared with other major European markets – and the gap between markets is widening. The INREV Investment Intentions Survey shows that the UK is just behind Germany and France as a place for investor capital, while European investors have piled into UK property in recent months. The conviction that London is an investment destination continues to grow.
2021 will see increased volumes of global capital investing in Europe, says Savills
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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.