Even though investment activity looks soft compared to the elevated levels seen in 2015, the value of deals transacted over the last twelve months would not look too low compared to most other years. What’s more, current levels of investment are sufficiently healthy to suggest little immediate prospect of a spike in yields. Thus, the latest data sits well with our view that rental growth will drive low, but positive rates of capital value growth this year.
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