GDP data flatter the euro-zone occupier market outlook

The surprisingly strong rise in euro-zone GDP in Q2 2010 is probably less supportive for occupier markets than it appears at first sight. For a start, the region remains vulnerable to a slowdown in global demand, while spare capacity should act as a brake on rental value growth for some time.

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