Signs of growing preference for European real estate

Although the share of global capital raised by European-focused funds has reduced in the last couple of years, there are indications that investors are starting to view real estate in Europe as increasingly attractive. This supports our view that demand for prime assets in Europe will hold up in 2020, despite the weak economic backdrop.

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