LONDON-Risk aversion, regulation and curtailed consumer purchasing could have a negative impact on property prices, the company says.

ZURICH-The city’s Bahnhofstrasse has the highest rates in Europe, at $942 per square foot, ranking it third in the world after Hong Kong and New York City, according to Location Group

BUDAPEST, HUNGARY-WestEnd comprises 535,000 square feet of retail and entertainment space, 225,000 square feet of office and a Hilton hotel.

PARIS-The local region investment market is continuing to recover, likely to hit $9.5 billion this year and should grow further in 2011, Jones Lang LaSalle said in a report.

BERLIN-As the discount spirit spreads to sectors beyond basic consumer goods, it will become increasingly difficult to meet demand in small inner-city venues.

PARIS- Foncière Paris France will raise $135 million with a Nov. 24 bond to finance its purchase of the commercial business operated by Société Nationale Immobilière's SAGI unit.

AMSTERDAM-Market turbulence has led to earlier discussions and decisions on terminations, according to the European Association for Investors in Non-listed Real Estate Vehicles.

HURTH, GERMANY- Located 10 kilometers south of Cologne, Hurth Park offers 150 stores in about 700,000 square feet and an annual rental income of $17 million.