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Immediate impact of Brexit limited for European property

The UK’s decision to leave the EU is unlikely to cause a significant decline in aggregate investment activity in continental Europe. However, it could boost investor demand for commercial property in core European cities, at the expense of periphery markets and those seen as being Eurosceptic.

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