Finland —
This year will break the 2007 record number of major property transactions in Finland. The previous peak was brought on by international investors surging into the Finnish market as well as banks' lax lending policy. At that time, foreign investors accounted for approximately 60 percent of the sales volume, and loans amounted to as much as 70–90 percent of the transaction value. Now, foreign investors' share of completed transactions is approximately 20 percent and the loan-to-value ratio is 50–65 percent.