We have upgraded our forecasts for Portugal’s economy and now expect growth to be above trend in 2019 and 2020. Along with a halving in the size of the Lisbon office development pipeline in the next few years, this has led us to upgrade our rental growth projections and cut our yield forecasts for the city.
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