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What does the ECB rate rise mean for European property?

The ECB’s decision to raise interest rates was not a surprise, nor does it materially change the stillloose stance of monetary policy. That said, if nothing else, today’s move will focus investor demand even more heavily on the larger, more liquid, core commercial property markets.

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