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Dentons' Partners Evan Lazar And Pawel Debowski Talk To PropertyEU About The Latest European Property Market Trends
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Evan Z. Lazar, Co-Chairman of the Global Real Estate Group, and
Pawel Debowski, Chairman of the European Real Estate Group,
were interviewed by PropertyEU, a top European real estate trade
publication, and answered a series of questions relating to the
current state of the property market.
Pawel and Evan commented on current trends and observations,
including the growing number of mega, high-valued transactions
taking place across borders as well as new market entrants and
sources of capital inflows. Vanishing divisions between Western
Europe and CEE in large portfolio projects is another feature of
this year's investment market. They also offer their view on
the regional outlook for 2016.
The interview was published in the Top 100 Investors special
report prepared by PropertyEU.
Click here to download the Interview.
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