Minimal movement in property yields and a slight edge up in the 10-year Treasury yield meant improvement in our property valuation scores stalled in the second quarter of the year.
Despite the recent financial market turmoil, we still expect the 10-year Treasury yield to end the year at around 4%. That would still leave real estate valuations looking stretched, meaning we think real estate yields have further to rise.
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