＂Where US real estate markets are relatively liquid and developed, the same investment strategies are less effective in the European context. Where many studies provide a set of specialized
studies on specific European real estate asset classes, there are few which consider all asset classes together. This book provides a thorough overview of the European real estate Market.
Evaluating the performance difference between countries and sectors, it explores the implications this has for optimal investment strategy within real estate asset classes. Considering
difference among geographical areas and cities, this book investigates a wide range of real estate types, from residential and industrial, to logistic and commercial. It then goes on to
consider asset allocation based on different risk proxies, and presents a thorough analysis of the gap between the current strategy adopted by institutional investors, and the optimal strategy
to be employed＂--
