The run of dismal consumer sector data from the Netherlands helps to explain why the level of retail yields in Amsterdam is high relative to other major euro-zone retail markets. Indeed, this could be a sign that investors have priced some degree of future rental decline into their required yields. That would be consistent with our own view that Amsterdam retail rents cannot defy gravity forever.
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