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Capital values decline for tenth consecutive month in August

All-property initial yields edged up again in August. At 6.34%, they are now 15bps higher than the November 2011 trough. Thanks to the small fall in rents and slight rise in yields, capital values dropped by a further 0.3%m/m in August. That was the 10th consecutive monthly fall, though the cumulative declines to date have only been about 3%.

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