Warsaw is the second-most attractive city for investment in Europe after London, according to CBRE’s latest Real Estate Investor Intentions survey (presented on the property industry’s annual trade show held in Cannes, France).
The survey, conducted by CBRE, the world’s commercial real estate services firm was completed by more than 340 leading property investors, provides high level insights into investor sentiment towards international real estate markets and forecasts activity for the year ahead.
Warsaw was chosen by 12% of the investors polled, reflecting that market’s strong economic fundamentals, and ranked only lower than London, which was the premier investment destination for 37%.
"The position of Warsaw among the most desired property investment destinations in Europe reflects Poland’s well-deserved perception of a market with strong underlying fundamentals, able to weather global and European economic volatility", Colin Waddell, Managing Director of CBRE for Poland said.
Source: http://www.warsawvoice.pl/WVpage/pages/article.php/20119/news