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Real estate still attractive despite rate hikes, says property adviser

Investors' willingness to diversify their global portfolios into real estate continues, and despite increases in interest rates, enthusiasm for the asset class remains high, according to a new study from Colliers International.
Frankfurt. Germany expects in increase in transaction volumes in the Q3 18. | Photo: Ritzau Scanpix.
Frankfurt. Germany expects in increase in transaction volumes in the Q3 18. | Photo: Ritzau Scanpix.
by JULIE THOMSEN

A combination of high demand from tenants, low vacancy levels and a short project development pipeline has caused a gradual shift in the real estate market in Europe benefitting landlords. It means that investors are still seeing real estate as an attractive investment, even if interest rates are climbing, a new report from Colliers International concludes.

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