Europe's office markets are continuing to move at different speeds on the back of a faltering economic recovery, with the yield gap between cities remaining wide, according to King Sturge's latest European Property Indicators report. At 5%, the lowest yields are still to be found in Copenhagen, unchanged since mid-2008, with the highest in Moscow, where yields are currently estimated to be around 15%.
Ares, Coima and MEAG are three investors which have closed multiple acquisitions in the last few weeks.
