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Good times won’t last for Milan prime offices

The recent strength of Milan office take-up has not prevented rental growth slowing and isn’t likely to be sustained in 2020. Indeed, we expect a slowdown in employment growth to weigh on occupier demand. Combined with supply increasing twofold, prime office rental growth in Milan looks likely to average less than 2% y/y over the next two years.

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