Cross-border real estate investment set to grow

London is seen as the property hotspot in 2006.

A survey of the top 120 global investors in real estate shows that foreign investment in the asset class is set to grow. Fifty eight percent of respondents to DTZ’s fifth annual global investment intentions survey invest in foreign real estate. Of the 42% that do not, more than half said they intended to. Almost a quarter of those not investing in foreign real estate, are planning to do so this year.

The top five markets that investors say they are looking at are the UK, Germany, the US, Singapore and Malaysia.

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