Tras dos largas horas de fina escritura intimista, entre
café y café, pego un vistazo a los horrores de la prensa
matutina.

Financial Times anuncia una subida generalizada de los
alquileres en casi toda Europa. Aunque FT se refiere, en
particular, a los alquileres comerciales, la cosa -supongo-
no hará caer precisamente el precio de pisos, casas y
residencias secundarias. Para espanto de almas sensibles,
padres sin recursos con hijas casaderas y jóvenes
condenados a okupar el domicilio familiar ¿hasta que
edad?

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FT:

European rental market set to bounce back
By Jim Pickard, Property Correspondent
Published: March 9 2005 22:19

The European rental market is set to shake off its recent
paralysis, according to a report published on Thursday.
The price paid by occupiers of offices, shops and business
parks will rise strongly in the next three years, forecasts
Jones Lang LaSalle, one of the world’s biggest property
advisory firms.

However, Germany will remain the exception, with rents
expected to fall in cities such as Frankfurt and Munich.
The report will be published in Cannes at an event attended
by 17,000 property professionals.