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If prime yields have peaked, how much more might the average rise?

Anecdotal evidence that commercial property yields have peaked is steadily accumulating. To be sure, it is only a very narrow and select portion of the market in which yields are reported to have stopped rising. That said, if this evidence is accurate, our forecast – that the average IPD all-property initial yield will peak at 8% or so later in the year – appears to remain on track.

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