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Restrained development to limit rises in office vacancy rates... mostly

In most European office markets, development pipelines have changed by little over the past year and have thus remained small. That should ensure that new supply this year does not unduly exacerbate the effect on office vacancy rates of falling occupier demand. But the balance between demand and supply looks set to swing more unfavourably in Bucharest, London and Prague than elsewhere.

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