Will Turkey's sovereign debt upgrade lower property yields?

At the margins, a case could be made that Turkey’s sovereign debt upgrade could boost investor sentiment towards all Turkish assets, including property. But, in 2013, given the prospect of tight credit conditions and weaker occupier demand, the upgrade won’t prevent a rise in property yields. 

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