Romania and Hungary, the only real estate markets in Eastern Europe considered unattractive for investors
Romania and Hungary are the only real estate markets in Eastern Europe that are considered unattractive for investors due to over-valued actives, lack of transactions a study set up by DTZ concludes, quoted by the Romanian news agency Mediafax.
Romania remains one of the 'hot' destinations for retailers in the Central and Eastern Europe region alongside Poland, Croatia and Serbia, while the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary are struggling to lure international chains to their respective markets, reveals Jones Lang LaSalle's most recent 'Retail Barometer across CEE & SEE' report.