European real-estate investors are lining up to do deals in a market where they can find better returns than in London, Paris or Berlin: Warsaw.
"Everyone looks to Poland for better yields," said Barbara Knoflach, CEO of Frankfurt-based SEB Asset Management AG, which paid 93 million euros in March for the Trinity Park III office building in Warsaw. "The Poland story is a mixture of its size and the belief that it will become one of the more important countries in Europe."
bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-20/poland-may-raise-rates-after-inflation-touches-bank-s-target-chart-of-day.html
Seems that Poland will be the big playa in a couple of years!
Soon they will not talk about Paris, instead Warsaw will be on everyones lips!
"Everyone looks to Poland for better yields," said Barbara Knoflach, CEO of Frankfurt-based SEB Asset Management AG, which paid 93 million euros in March for the Trinity Park III office building in Warsaw. "The Poland story is a mixture of its size and the belief that it will become one of the more important countries in Europe."
bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-20/poland-may-raise-rates-after-inflation-touches-bank-s-target-chart-of-day.html
Seems that Poland will be the big playa in a couple of years!
Soon they will not talk about Paris, instead Warsaw will be on everyones lips!