US Investors Introduced to Eastern European Property

US Investors Introduced to Eastern European PropertyA commercial property forum focusing on the emerging markets in Eastern Europe and their potential for generating capital appreciation and rental income will take place in Manhattan in October and US investors will finally be introduced to Eastern European property as a strong capital appreciating commodity with long term promise.

The Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and CIS States Commercial Real Estate Forum 2006 is being arranged by EuropaProperty.com and will take place at the Grand Hyatt in Manhattan from the 5th to the 6th of October.  The forum couldn’t have come at a timelier juncture as a global report from property experts Knight Frank reveals that Eastern Europe is the hottest place for property right now.

Knight Frank’s global property price increase index focuses on residential real estate but in terms of the Eastern European, Russian and CIS States’ real estate markets there is almost always strong synergy between the residential and commercial sectors with the commercial sector usually leading the way.

This is because as these emerging states work hard to develop competitive market economies so they have to attract international investment in the form of commercial ventures.  These commercial ventures may take the form of industry, manufacturing or services for example but the key thing is that they come in the form of an international company establishing new processing plants, offices or service bases which require commercial space in the given nation – thus generating a competitive commercial property market sector. 

Once the international companies have established their bases in the nation this should result in stronger employment which hopefully pushes up GDP and which in turn should translate into a nation of citizens with greater wealth and an increasing ability to afford residential real estate – which ultimately results in a competitive residential real estate sector following hot on the heals of a competitive commercial property market.

In October US investors will be introduced to the emerging commercial property markets in the likes of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia and Slovakia and the American investors will get to meet face to face with real estate professionals, financiers, developers and Eastern European economic experts to explore the realm of possibilities that exist in this exciting emerging commercial property market environment.

Anyone interested in learning more should contact the Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and CIS States Commercial Real Estate Forum 2006 organisers at EuropaProperty.com

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