Scandinavia and Switzerland look late-cycle

The cycle in Scandinavia and Switzerland is showing signs of turning, with investment activity down compared to 2017 and 2016. The prospects are brighter in Emerging Europe, where yields are likely to fall throughout 2018 and even into 2019 in some cities and sectors.

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