There are clear signs that investment demand for Western European commercial property is beginning to fade. Across the region, transaction volumes have begun to fall, or have levelled off at relatively low levels. For now, Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) is a bright spot. But with yields there falling faster than elsewhere, its attractiveness will rapidly diminish in the coming quarters.
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