Are investors starting to shun Paris?

Perhaps unsurprisingly given the weak state of the French economy, the Ile-de-France office occupier downturn stepped up a notch in 2013. More notable, though, was the fall in the investment volume, which suggests that some investors may now be less willing to overlook the weak fundamentals. 

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