Nanette Real Estate Group was created to benefit from the huge demand for new high quality residential real estate in Central and Eastern Europe. In Poland, Hungary, Romania, and the former Yugoslav states, growing economies have created rapid internal migration to major cities, which do not currently posses sufficient supply to meet demand.
Unlike many publicly-listed companies focused on Eastern Europe, Nanette’s management team has the necessary experience to manage the entire asset chain, from land acquisition and re-zoning for residential use, through to construction and finally the sale and ideal investment in this dynamic segment of the real estate market.
As the economies of Central and Eastern Europe continue to grow, Nanette constantly evaluates new projects or regions which will add value to the company and its shareholders. Nanette has established a strong track record for delivering shareholders value since its listing on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange on mid 2006, and its management team has every reason to believe that the future for Nanette is extremely positive.
Chairman’s vision
Nanette Real Estate Group was created to benefit from the huge demand for new high quality residential real estate in Central and Eastern Europe. In Poland, Hungary, Romania, and the former Yugoslav states, growing economies have created rapid internal migration to major cities, which do not currently posses sufficient supply to meet demand.
Unlike many publicly-listed companies focused on Eastern Europe, Nanette’s management team has the necessary experience to manage the entire asset chain, from land acquisition and re-zoning for residential use, through to construction and finally the sale and ideal investment in this dynamic segment of the real estate market.
As the economies of Central and Eastern Europe continue to grow, Nanette constantly evaluates new projects or regions which will add value to the company and its shareholders. Nanette has established a strong track record for delivering shareholders value since its listing on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange on mid 2006, and its management team has every reason to believe that the future for Nanette is extremely positive.