Last year, we faced continued uncertainty over the rise in interest rates and the tensions generated by the conflicts in both Ukraine and the Middle East, what pushed investors to a wait-and-see approach. The result was a clear decline in the European Real Estate investment - over the past 12 months investment volumes have followed a downward trend, with an average decrease of 55% in Europe.
Greater diversification of portfolios will most likely be the strategy adopted by investors, who are looking to balance their level of exposure and direct their investment towards the most resilient segments. But exactly which segments are these?
On the latest episode of the Iberian Property Insights podcast we give answer to this question, addressing also the main reasons behind the constrained deal-making process, the lack of agreement on assets valuations, and the general dynamics of the Iberian capital markets activity.
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Global Elections and Interest Rates shake up Real Estate in Europe and Iberia
