Office yields in Milan likely to fall behind core euro-zone markets

Despite concerns about its solvency, financial markets are still giving the Italian economy the benefit

of the doubt. For now, property investors are treating Milan’s office market in a similar fashion. Yet,

with poor transparency, low liquidity and precarious public finances, in a relative sense, we think that

office yields in Milan look too low.

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