Institutional investors will show more appetite for real estate in the second half of 2009, adviser Cushman & Wakefield predicts. 'Whilst many institutional investors used the first half of the year in particular for the strategic realignment of their portfolios in view of the global economic crisis and, as a result, made negligible investments in indirect real estate assets, there are increasing signs that we are about to enter a renewed phase of investment,' according to Martin Braun, Head of C&W’s Capital Markets Group in Germany.
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