The poor performance of retail is the main story in Scandinavian and Swiss markets, contrasting with solid industrial and office returns. In emerging Europe, the retail sector is expected to do better, thanks to solid rental growth and yield compression. Stockholm, Budapest and Moscow stand out as our top performers over the next few years.
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