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Industrial real estate in CEE and Benelux offer best potential returns

Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), the Eurozone Periphery and the Benelux regions have the highest share of under-priced markets and boast the most attractive opportunities for investors, according to research by Cushman & Wakefield.

The firm says that industrial commercial property assets across Europe are offering investors the best return for their money with Frankfurt, Madrid, Riga, Vilnius and Antwerp in particular looking under-priced.

Cushman & Wakefield’s European Fair Value Index identifies Europe’s most attractive office, retail and industrial markets for prime commercial property investment on a five year hold period. The report shows that Europe still offers plenty of opportunities to invest, with 47 markets classified as under-priced in the Q3 analysis.

Central and Eastern Europe, the Eurozone Periphery and the Benelux regions have the highest share of under-priced markets and boast the most attractive opportunities for investors the firm believes.

The overall Fair Value Index for Europe was 62, the same as for Q2 2015, meaning that opportunities for investors are broadly unchanged.

Fergus Hicks, associate director at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “The European property market continues to offer attractive investment opportunities. However, we expect opportunities to diminish further as yields continue to edge lower and cause the number of ‘fully priced’ markets to increase.”

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