Will Hungary’s problems undermine other CEE property markets?

Fears that the recent sell-off in Hungarian assets might spread to commercial property markets across CEE are probably overdone. But in reality it will be hard to distinguish contagion effects from the impact of weaker economic growth and the risk of renewed credit crunch. Both will dent investment demand and raise investors’ required yields across the region.

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