Netherlands: total foreign investments of institutional investors in direct property

This statistic shows the total foreign investments of Dutch institutional investors in direct property in 2016 (in billion euros). The majority of foreign investments came from non-MMF investment funds.

Total foreign investments of Dutch institutional investors in direct property in 2016 (in billion euros)*

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Release date

June 2017

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Region

Netherlands

Survey time period

2016

Supplementary notes

The source defines direct property as: "residential buildings, offices and shops, rural estates (land, grounds, farms, nature reserves, building lands), other domestic direct property (parking lots, factory buildings, holiday parks)."

The source adds: "For direct property foreign investments relate to the location of the property."

Institutional investors are defined by the source as "units that invest capital that is acquired as a result of their activities. These activities are mainly the insurance of pensions and offering private investors opportunities to invest in selected risk profiles. The population of institutional investors contains pension funds, insurance corporations and non-MMF investment funds. The money market funds are excluded from the investment funds."

* The numbers provided are provisional. The source does not explain why the numbers do not add up.

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