LONDON: Investors scouring the globe to find attractive returns in lacklustre financial markets have created a huge pool of liquidity that is being drawn to bricks and mortar as property reasserts itself as an asset class.
“I'm worried about this liquidity sloshing around the world,” said Alan Brown, chief investment officer at State Street Global Advisors.
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