Zurich and Geneva office rental values set for further falls

The negative effects of the Swiss franc appreciation on economic growth and employment suggest that the recent stabilisation of Geneva and Zurich office rents is unlikely to last. Rather, with vacancy rates set to rise further as new supply enters the market, further rental falls seem likely.

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