Prime Property Yield Falls to Slow in 2016

Prime yields fell substantially in 2015, but the rate of yield compression moderated in the third quarter. We think that yield falls will slow in most Western European markets in 2016, but that there could be further large drops in the periphery euro-zone markets and in central Europe.

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