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Oslo offices to suffer despite economic outperformance

Although the Norwegian economy is set to contract less sharply than most of Europe this year, the fact that weakness in occupier demand has occurred alongside a large boost to supply means that Oslo prime office rents will decline by a greater extent than other markets. That said, we expect this new supply to be absorbed next year as the pace of economic growth picks up, allowing a solid recovery in rents.

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