Korea’s investors shift property drive to east Europe
The hunt for attractive yields has made investors from South Korea enter the commercial real estate markets in Central and Eastern Europe.

A hotel in the Austrian capital Vienna. Office buildings in the Czech Republic’s Prague and in Bratislava, Slovakia. A pre-completed office building in Budapest in Hungary. A pre-completed logistics asset outside Lodz in Poland.
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