German Open-Ended Funds restructuring sees capital reallocated to other real estate vehicles

Munich, 3 October 2011 – The institutional capital leaving German Open-Ended Funds (GOEFs) as a result of changes to the German Investment Act is mainly being reallocated to other forms of unlisted real estate, rather than into different asset classes, according to the latest research by CBRE.

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German Open-Ended Funds restructuring sees capital reallocated to other real estate vehicles

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