Yesterday’s cut in official interest rates in Hungary is good news for property markets in Budapest. But we are sceptical that the latest easing cycle is sustainable. And if, as we expect, interest rates go into reverse later this year, Budapest retail yields look more vulnerable than office or industrial yields.
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