Despite moderate concerns about the impact of higher interest rates, 64% of respondents to the 24th annual survey taken among the members of the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) and released today say they expect to have modest or major increases in their investment in US real estate in 2016. Another 31% say they expect to maintain or reinvest their investments. No one plans a major decrease.
For the second consecutive year, New York outranked London as the top global city for foreign real estate investment. Berlin, ranking fourth, became the first German city to be named among the top five global cities:
These are some of the findings of the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE)
More details in their press release:
http://afire.membershipsoftware.org//Files/2016_Survey/Public/2016_Survey_Press_Release.docx
For detailed information about the Berlin Property Market also visit our website.
For the second consecutive year, New York outranked London as the top global city for foreign real estate investment. Berlin, ranking fourth, became the first German city to be named among the top five global cities:
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These are some of the findings of the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE)
More details in their press release:
http://afire.membershipsoftware.org//Files/2016_Survey/Public/2016_Survey_Press_Release.docx
For detailed information about the Berlin Property Market also visit our website.
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