A global study from JLL has named London the most attractive city for investment in Europe, putting a property in London to the top. After the London the study is Dublin and Paris. For the first time in the top 12 best cities for investments entered Istanbul.
All cities included in the top, highlighted advanced technologies in the field of construction, talented professionals and ambitious plans and projects of the leadership of these cities. In the list of the top 12 entered the city, where changes in the infrastructure and development are the most dynamic. For the first time the list includes Istanbul, which, despite the geopolitical problems reflects a marked dynamism. It is a city that has significantly improved the infrastructure is the emergence of new metro stations, a third bridge over the Bosphorus, a third airport, all this has earned Istanbul the status of the new East European business center and the Istanbul was able to create a modern portfolio of office properties with a claim become the new business center of Europe. According to forecasts, the Istanbul and offers the fastest economic growth among European cities in the next three years . When selecting the cities were taken into account such factors as the volume of investment, property prices and social-economic factors.

The market of real estate of London is in the lead for the second consecutive year in the ranking. The growth of the UK economy, the improvement of transport infrastructure and unique advantages as a global centre for education technology centre has allowed London to push aside all competitors on the lower level. The largest transport project in Europe – the construction of the Crossrail high speed rail $22 billion will make a breakthrough in the transport infrastructure of the city and is already greatly raised the potential of real estate of London. The new campus of Imperial College London value of $1.5 billion will become an advanced research center, providing the link between business and education.
Paris boasts a new project of Grand Paris , which will give the city 200 km of New metro lines, improving the communication in the city and creating a base for the construction of new neighborhoods and excellent opportunities for investors.
Second in the list of cities should be leaders in Dublin, on the fourth place – the Dutch city Randstad, the fifth – Munich, the sixth – Stockholm on the seventh – Copenhagen, Berlin, 11 and 12. All these proud features an emphasis on innovation and a significant improvement in infrastructure and high standard of living. In all these cities there is a high level of high-tech startups and is a powerful research work.
In addition to London, the list included two more British cities – Manchester, which took 9th place and Edinburgh, which is in 10th place. Manchester and Edinburgh will definitely attract investors for its economic success, the demographic situation and innovation in all spheres of life, as investors look at possible long-term investment.
® Helen Entree. 24.03.2016 G.
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