Q3’s sharp slowdown in the pace of Dutch retail yield falls supports our view that there is little value left in the market. Although sound public finances and a solid labour market are positive factors for the Dutch retail sector, fragile confidence and a lack of consumer credit means that the occupier market outlook remains weak. As such, investors may be unwilling to accept lower yields from here.
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