Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.

Following the interest rate turnaround and a decline in property prices, open real estate funds are under pressure. However, the holding periods introduced for investors in 2013 stabilize the investment products today. A mass exodus of investors, as seen during the financial crisis, is unlikely.