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By: Language: English Series: EuroProperty ; 15 November 2010, 17-21 (5)Publication details: 2010Subject(s): Summary: Year-end 2010 figures for retail investment trading volumes in the European market are predicted by Cushman & Wakefield to reach Euros 25.5bn. The mature markets of Germany and France are proving to be the most resilient in recovery and prime assets are particularly in demand. Spain, Ireland and Greece are experiencing a slump and the market has been quiet in some central and eastern European countries. From the retailer's perspective the value retail market exemplified by Primark has been the strongest. Uncertainty still rules the day.
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Year-end 2010 figures for retail investment trading volumes in the European market are predicted by Cushman & Wakefield to reach Euros 25.5bn. The mature markets of Germany and France are proving to be the most resilient in recovery and prime assets are particularly in demand. Spain, Ireland and Greece are experiencing a slump and the market has been quiet in some central and eastern European countries. From the retailer's perspective the value retail market exemplified by Primark has been the strongest. Uncertainty still rules the day.