Rising Investment Momentum in CEE-6: Local Capital Leads, Global Interest Grows
CEE-6 growth outpaces Western Europe, underpinned by resilient domestic demand, improving investment climate, and strong EU integration.
CEE-6 growth outpaces Western Europe, underpinned by resilient domestic demand, improving investment climate, and strong EU integration.
The DRFG Investment Group, with the strategic support of TriGranit, has successfully closed a major commercial real estate transaction in Poland before the end of the year.
A highly skilled professional has joined ConvergenCE, bringing nearly twenty years of expertise in commercial investment to the ConvergenCE team.
The Hungarian CE LAND group of companies and the NAI Global of the US are forming a strategic alliance, and the two companies will operate jointly in the real estate market under the new brand name NAI CELand. With this move, CE LAND will significantly strengthen its international network, client base and further expand its international operations through the NAI Global network
IMMOFINANZ is consistently expanding its leading role as Europe’s largest retail park operator as part of its growth strategy. The number of STOP SHOPs will be increased by roughly 40% to 140 locations by 2024 based on selective acquisitions and new openings.
Investment in European property continued to gain momentum in Q3 with the return of big-ticket deals in major markets across the region, according to the latest market snapshot for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) released by Colliers International (NASDAQ: CIGI; TSX: CIGI), a global leader in commercial real estate services and investment management.
Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary all saw YoY declines in volumes.
Commercial real estate investment volumes across Europe reached €275bn in 2020.