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CEE office real estate to outperform rest of Europe

The low inflation environment and positive GDP forecasts are favouring the performance of the more mature central and eastern European office markets, according to recent research released by Colliers International.

Damian Harrington, regional director of research for Colliers International, Eastern Europe, said: “We’ve been looking at how this new low inflationary era will affect commercial property and while property returns need not reflect or mimic inflation, other macro-indicators such as GDP are critical drivers of market demand growth.”

In relation to wider inflation and economic growth trends, the central eastern property markets, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, collectively known as CEE4, are likely to benefit the most from these shifts as they become a priority for many investors.

In the medium term, it is anticipated that EU inflation will remain muted, while GDP growth will to slowly rise to 2%. Meanwhile, GDP in the CEE4 region is expected to rise to 3% on average over the next five years, compared to 1% in Germany.

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