Colliers’ commercial real estate investment volume in Central and Eastern Europe rose 6 percent last year

Commercial real estate investment rose to over 11 billion euros last year
The international real estate consulting and service company originally estimated that volumes could exceed 12 billion euros by the end of 2022, but the war in Ukraine affected that outlook.
The announcement cites Kevin Turpin, Colliers ’director of regional capital markets for Central and Eastern Europe, who said investors could take a wait-and-see stance on investing in the Central and Eastern European region. (MTI)
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