Why have industrial rental values in Rome been so badly hit?

Their high starting point, a large development pipeline and a greater sensitivity to developments in the domestic economy all help to explain the relatively large falls in industrial rental values in Rome. But there is little reason to believe that that fall is the start of a weaker structural trend.

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