German resi and Swedish property stocks worst positioned in rising interest rate environment

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German listed residential landlords, particularly those that have been relying more on sales than rental income, will have a difficult time this year, according to Rogier Quirijns, head of European Real Estate at US-based investment manager Cohen & Steers, which manages roughly $80 bn of assets across the globe.

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