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Long-term income streams top the bill in Sweden

Demand for Swedish property has been on a tear this year, even as the economy has faltered. This likely reflects investor expectations that growth will be supported by even looser monetary policy over the next few years. In this environment, competition for assets offering stable income streams is likely to heighten, pushing yields lower.

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