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Property yields on hold in 2019

The euro-zone economy has weakened sharply in 2018. With growth unlikely to regain lost momentum, not only has the outlook for occupier markets deteriorated, but the possibility of the ECB delaying its first interest rate hike has increased. As a result, with risk-free rates expected to be lower than previously forecast, property yields are likely to plateau in 2019, rather than rise.

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