European investors cut allocations for real estate


INREV says 37% of European investors intend to reduce their exposure, compared with 20% of North American and 5% of Asia-Pacific investors. — INREV

MORE than a third of European investors plan to cut their allocations to real estate in the next two years, trade body INREV says.

This is as rising interest rates and falling valuations make the sector less attractive.

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