European investment bulletin, March 2013

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">The overall volume invested in our survey area in 2012 increased by 10.3% compared to the previous year to 116.9bn -- The UK, Germany and France accounted for 74% of the total turnover for the 13 countries surveyed, a similar level to that of 2011 -- Six cities, namely London, Paris, Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt and Stockholm accounted for 50% of the total investment volume of the 13 countries surveyed, with London account for 23% of the total turnover alone -- Many countries covered in this report have witnessed growing investor appetite for alternative assets nevertheless offi ces remained the favourite sector amongst investors accounting for 54% of the European commercial investment volume -- International investors seem to be looking in every country although until now they have increased their presence mainly in the UK (from 35% to 46% between 2011 and 2012), Germany  (35% to 47%), Poland (90% to 96%) and France (42% to 45%) -- 2012 has been characterised by the signifi cantly growing activity from Sovereign Wealth Funds from Norway, the Middle East, and Asia, which has resulted in the growing size of deals and the increasing number of portfolios acquisitions</abstract>
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