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Further upside for Oslo offices

Falling vacancy will drive up prime office rents in Oslo by around 14% by the end of 2020. And, with government bond yields forecast to stabilise at about 2%, there will be little upward pressure on property yields. This means that office capital values will end 2020 roughly 10-15% higher than today.

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