Turkey’s failed coup adds pressure for retail rents to fall

With heightened uncertainty stemming from last month’s failed coup attempt in Turkey, a slowdown in economic growth and further weakness in the lira will put downward pressure on prime Istanbul retail rents (in US dollar terms) over the second half of the year and next.

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