Reuters reports: European transaction volumes are up 21 percent year on year, according to research firm Real Capital Analytics. Deals in Germany and Central Europe helped buoy the continent despite weak volume in regions of the UK and Southern Europe.95 billion Euros in property sold through the first nine months of the year, mainly driven by large shopping center transactions. These included a half interest of Westfield Stratford City selling in London, as well as large mall deals in Frankfurt and Warsaw.Total volume for the year will likely exceed 140 billion Euros.
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