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Office v industrial rents: why have Italy and Portugal been different?

The relatively large falls in industrial rental values in Italy and Portugal appear to stem from poor links to Europe’s primary logistics corridors. With a strong dependence on their domestic economic recoveries, any improvement in rental value performance in Italy or Portugal is likely to disappoint.

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