Mixed effect of Brexit on CEE property markets

As in core Europe, bond yields in the CEE region have fallen indiscriminately in the aftermath of the Brexit vote. This will mean that, whilst economic growth will be a touch weaker, in the long-run prime property yields for much of the region are likely to fall lower than previously forecast.

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