Do the harmonised falls in property yields in Paris and Lyon make sense?

On first glance, it is striking that falls in property yields in Lyon have more or less matched those in Paris. However, with broadly similar prospects for rental value growth, at least for the retail and industrial sectors, and given that the current spreads between property yields in Paris and Lyon look normal on an historical comparison, we think that the similar scale of the recoveries are justified

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