Real estate equities point to period of weakness in euro-zone values

The recent weakness in euro-zone real estate equity prices suggests that capital value growth in the physical property market will slow to zero over the coming quarters. Improved confidence within the industry may help to eke out a recovery in investment markets. But the fragile outlook for occupier fundamentals suggests that this will not spark significant gains in capital values. 

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