Investor demand for property in Central and Eastern Europe fell in the first quarter of 2007, in particular in Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic, according to the latest capital markets update from property adviser DTZ. The volume of transactions across the region amounted to EUR 2.3 bn, marking a decrease of 18% on the same period in 2006. As in the year-earlier period, Russia and Poland accounted for the bulk of transactions, with Russia responsible for 35% and Poland 26%.
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