Romania and Hungary, the only real estate markets in Eastern Europe considered unattractive for investors

Romania and Hungary are the only real estate markets in Eastern Europe that are considered unattractive for investors due to over-valued actives, lack of transactions a study set up by DTZ concludes, quoted by the Romanian news agency Mediafax. DTZ set up an index of real estate actives world wide based on annual profits investors consider they will obtain in five years time, adjusted by the risks the countries present. In such conditions, the campaign classified the markets in three ...

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