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Rising Nordic investment signals shift towards secondary property

Investment flows have been rising in the Nordics, reflecting both large single-asset deals and, increasingly, a number of major portfolio transactions. The growing willingness to transact secondary property implied by these portfolio deals reflects improving confidence in the outlook. But increasing demand for secondary assets is more likely to complement rather than replace demand for prime property.

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