The flat cost of apartments

Series: Financial Times ; 12 May 2000, 28(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Previously the main interest in the European housing market has been from homeowners or governments. There is increasing interest from institutional investors in rented residential property, but a report by FPD Savills concludes that the main problem holding back growth in this area is investors sourcing suitable stock and confusion about ongoing overheads. Comparison with the US. Table and graph.

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Previously the main interest in the European housing market has been from homeowners or governments. There is increasing interest from institutional investors in rented residential property, but a report by FPD Savills concludes that the main problem holding back growth in this area is investors sourcing suitable stock and confusion about ongoing overheads. Comparison with the US. Table and graph.

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