With an eye on the best emerging markets in Europe, Turkey has become not only a solid performer where travel and tourism is concerned, but for real estate investment as well. Reforms there, along with one of the region’s strongest economies, measure up for real opportunity.
World Regional Markets Claw Their Way Back
January 20, 2011 by
A recent report by the world’s real estate investment councils, Jones Lang LaSalle shows several world markets clearly climbing out of the economic crisis. Where real estate foreign direct investment is concerned, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa lead the way in confident growth. Using Turkey and Poland as examples from Eastern Europe, it also seems clear non-traditional real estate markets will see their share of investor confidence this year too.
Barwa & Gazprombank Spur Russian Industry
January 18, 2011 by
In news from the Russian Federation, Qatar’s Barwa Real Estate and Russia’s Gazprombank create a real estate fund for undisclosed building projects. The union of these two financial powerhouses may spur additional FDI to replace funds which evacuated once the world economy contracted. New investments in Russia and Eastern Europe offer clarity to the overall real estate industry.
