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Political tensions point to higher property yields in emerging Europe

The collapse of the Czech government on Tuesday night signals that the crisis in emerging Europe has entered a new phase in which political risks will come to the fore. The economic implications may not be clear for some time. But the heightened uncertainty will further damage investor sentiment, towards both the Czech Republic and the rest of emerging Europe. That can only add to the downside risks for commercial property capital values in the region.

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