Czech real estate investment volumes fell to €610m in 2012, a 72-percent decrease from 2011. Office transactions dominated, with 61 percent of the total property market deals closed in this sector. In its most recent report on the Czech Republic’s property market, Colliers International writes that the decrease in investment volumes is due to cautious investors, a lack of confidence over stability and growth in Europe and a lack of debt financing.
Some transactions from 2012 slipped into 2013, but Colliers is predicting 2013’s numbers will be an improvement on last year’s.
