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More evidence that property yields have found a floor

In our view, there is little reason to think that over the coming quarters commercial property capital values will continue to see yield-driven increases. Indeed, one general theme running through the recent data-flow has been the sluggishness of the occupier market and concerns about rental income security. All else equal, that should tend to prevent investors from materially lowering required yields.

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