| 12.06.2009 - Crisis easing, prop funds rethink emerging Europe |
| From Guardian: Global real estate investors who fled emerging Europe at the start of the year are inching back to the region, lured by prospects of higher returns as fears of widespread economic collapse ebb. Emerging real estate markets such as Poland, whose economy has held up relative well in a global downturn, and Russia, which is bolstered by rising crude oil prices, are becoming attractive, but Hungary and the Baltics remain no-go zones........Full Article: Source |