Survey Nordic countries
Language: English Series: EuroProperty ; 2 April 2012, 17-21(5)Publication details: 2012Subject(s): Summary: Property investments in the Nordic region reached Euros 16.9bn in 2011 according to CBRE , down 5% on 2010: Denmark reported Euros 1.53 bn in H2 2011; Finland's 2011 total was Euros 1.77bn; Norway saw a 2011 turnover of Euros 4bn; and Sweden totalled Euros 10.47bn in 2011. Swedish GDP figures for Q4 2011 are the strongest evidence yet that the Eurozone crisis is affecting the region. Sweden is currently an attractive market for international property investors but unleveraged local players are favoured in competition to get core assets.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal | London Journal article | L155712 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 155712-1001 |
Property investments in the Nordic region reached Euros 16.9bn in 2011 according to CBRE , down 5% on 2010: Denmark reported Euros 1.53 bn in H2 2011; Finland's 2011 total was Euros 1.77bn; Norway saw a 2011 turnover of Euros 4bn; and Sweden totalled Euros 10.47bn in 2011. Swedish GDP figures for Q4 2011 are the strongest evidence yet that the Eurozone crisis is affecting the region. Sweden is currently an attractive market for international property investors but unleveraged local players are favoured in competition to get core assets.