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Ukraine raises risk of sharper slowdown

At the start of the Ukraine crisis, we felt the direct property impact would be modest, based on limited Russian ownership and capital flows. But as the conflict extends into a third week, concerns have risen about the macroeconomic impacts of the invasion and the potential spill-overs for commercial property.

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