PRAGUE-The fall may continue, says DTZ, as most of the supply pipeline has been pre-leased, and prime headline rents are expected to increase slightly towards the year-end.
HAMBURG, GERMANY-The division recently bought a logistics asset in Hamburg for its European Active Real Estate Fund, the fund’s first purchase in the country.
PARIS-French commercial real estate investment slowed to $3.6 billion in the first quarter from $5.8 billion in fourth quarter 2010, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
ROME- The country showed strong improvement from the 0.8% increase of 2009, but capital values continued to slide for the third consecutive year, dragged down by falling rents.
MADRID-The show, sponsored by the country’s development ministry, will visit London, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden and Russia to woo outstate buyers.
BUCHAREST-The commercial property sector has launched the Romanian Association of Building Owners and affiliated with the Brussels-based European Property Federation