The Ukrainian chernozem (“black soil”) resources, which are among the largest in the world, have long attracted the attention of various domestic and foreign entities. Chernozem is the most fertile soil.
The Czech capital city, Prague is not only one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, but it is also quickly becoming one of the most expensive ones, at least as far as property prices are concerned.
Judging by the real estate prices, the consequences of the financial crisis have almost entirely disappeared. In Poland housing prices are rising again.
The macroeconomic imbalances in the economies of the European Union member states are improving slowly but surely. The survey on imbalances conducted by the European Commission assesses risks of another crisis.
Eurostat data show rapid changes in real estate prices that have been taking place in Hungary over the past several years. Just a few years ago, they were among the lowest in the entire EU.
In H1’18, warehouse supply totaled 734,000 square meters (sqm) delivered across 29 projects, bringing Poland’s total industrial stock to more than 14,300,000 sqm, according to Global real estate services firm Cushman &...
The latest financial stability report by Poland’s central bank, NBP, brings interesting data on the financial market. In 2017, the assets of investment funds reached a record level of EUR70.6bn.
The average price per hectare of arable land in the European Union varies from as little as EUR 1,165 to as much as EUR108,000. Land is the cheapest in Bulgaria, in south of Sofia, and the most expensive is near Genoa, Italy.
According to a Colliers International report, 2017 was a strong year for the real estate market in Romania, especially in the office, investment and land segments.
Real estate prices have grown significantly in Montenegro in last ten years, however, both on the supply and the demand sides the sector represents an unbalanced market.