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Swiss occupier markets: what do the latest macro data tell us?

Switzerland’s robust domestic economy is supporting retail occupier demand and rental values. By contrast, falling exports and slowing employment growth mean that the office and industrial occupier markets are in poorer health. We expect these trends to continue for the next year or two.

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