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_aEuroProperty _v19 April 2010, 17-21(5) |
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| 520 | _aPolish and Czech capital cities lead the investment deals table this year with German banks in pole position but distressed assets are being held back. Central Europe's residential market has undergone a spectacular boom and bust. Poland is the region's biggest residential market. Warsaw's and Prague's office markets should see a decline in vacancies in the second half of 2010 and rents could recover by 2011. Property owners in the region are extending their incentive packages to hook scarce retail tenants. | ||
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