VIDEO: Macro concerns could slow capital flows into European property
European real estate was a prime beneficiary of North American and Asian capital last year, but macroeconomic concerns such as renewed uncertainty about the eurozone and fears of deflation could slow the flow over the next 12 months, according to JLL's Arthur de Haast.
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