Prime yields stopped rising last month forthe first time since February, Cushman & Wakefield reports. They ended the month at 6.04% and the forward trend is also more stable, as just six of the 25 subsectors, measured by Cushman, faced upward yield pressure in September - down from 13 in August and the most positive balance for a year. However, David Hutchings, head of EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) research at Cushman, warns: "At least for prime property, yields appear to have stabilised, but the market is still very polarised and uncertain. This is really a pause for breath as the market awaits direction, rather than a signal that a turning point has been reached.
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