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Euro-zone investment market thawing out (Nov 09)

The tightening of credit conditions in Europe may be coming to an end. Coupled with improved investor appetite, European property transactions are on the up. Signs of life are also emerging in some occupier markets, but it is too soon to call an end to the downturn. Further rental falls are likely during 2010.

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