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The well-documented shift to ‘safe havens’ boosted some of Europe’s key urban residential markets (London, Vienna, Geneva) while the economic crisis in others saw sales volumes and prices plummet (Madrid, Dublin).
Six years on from the start of the global crisis, Knight Frank’s inaugural European Cities Review aims to take the pulse of these diverse city markets by examining price performance, demand drivers, levels of supply, and future trends. But it is also important to highlight the growing connectivity between these urban hubs as well as their increasing importance in generating and attracting wealth to their wider national economies.
Source : Knight Frank
