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Polish expansion will be too weak to support rental values

GDP data released late last week, suggest that the Polish economy may avoid recession this year. That suggests that the risks to our forecasts for a 45% peak-to-trough fall in capital values may now lie to the upside. But with the economy facing a period of fiscal consolidation, the bigger picture is that GDP growth is set to remain sub-trend in 2010 and 2011. As a result, we still think that the adjustment in both commercial property initial yields and rental values has much further to run.

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