First meaningful capital value rise in two years

Initial yields edged down in June. Combined with the small rise in rental values, this was enough for all-property capital values to increase by 0.2%m/m. This was the first significant increase in capital values in two years. There is plenty of scope for continued increases over the coming months, although the pace of growth is likely to remain fairly slow.

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