RCA in the commercial property press:

Commercial Real Estate Sales Stall

The Financial Times reports: A recent article in the FT examined the new RCA Europe Capital Trends report and the tempering growth of investment sales activity.

“Investment in European commercial property stalled in the second quarter of the year as interest in real estate tailed off after six consecutive quarters of strong year-on-year gains in transactions.”

Relying on data aggregated by Real Capital Analytics (RCA), the FT cited that while Europe overall was "sluggish," the macro numbers masked impressive investment growth in Germany, the Nordics, and many of the exclusive submarkets of London and Paris.

Among the countries that contributed to slower commercial property investment in Q2'11 were the UK and France, as well as Greece, Portugal, Spain, and Ireland.

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Posted by: Matthew Stone

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