Have Hungarian retail yields fallen too far?

The recovery in Hungary has disappointed in recent months and economic growth is likely to remain lacklustre in 2012 and 2013. That represents a downside risk for commercial property, but especially the Budapest retail market, where pricing seems most reliant on an occupier market upturn.

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