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The recovery in capital values unlikely to last

Rental falls slowed and capital values returned to growth in November, suggesting that we may be too pessimistic in predicting further falls in values. But, with tight virus restrictions remaining and structural shifts weighing on the rental outlook, we think yields are set to rise again. As such, we still believe that all-property rents and capital values will fall next year.

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