The real estate market has been in a bull run for nearly 10 years now, and it seems there are a few more profitable years ahead -- but surging prices and fiercer competition have grouped investors, with some more risk-minded than others.
This was the message when EjendomsWatch met Pertti Vanhanen and Henrik Kruse at Aberdeen Standard Investments and quizzed them about their expectations for 2019.
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