Q4’s rebound in all-property capital values in Budapest and Bucharest is unlikely to mark the start of a rapid recovery. Indeed, weak economic growth prospects argue against a near-term recovery in rental values in either market, and suggest that there is little prospect for yields to fall much further.
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