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Fundamentals still point to rising property yields in Paris

The recent rebound in French real estate equity prices suggests that our forecast for commercial property capital values in Paris to fall by a total of 15% to 20% in 2012-13 may be too pessimistic. But with the underlying health of the occupier market already weak, low levels of property yields in Paris suggest that the market is still very vulnerable to the deepening euro-zone recession.

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