The significant fall in the Turkish lira, coupled with a consumer-sector slowdown, will ensure that landlords of secondary schemes continue to face downwards pressure on rents. However, Turkey’s prime high streets are expected to achieve rental growth of around 3% p.a. in the coming years.
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