Prime high street retail rents in Bucharest stayed flat at EUR75/sqm/month in the interval analyzed, while prime shopping center rents stagnated at EUR65/sqm/month, in sync with the trend seen by top cities in EMEA.
Bulgarian capital Sofia was the only city with rents lower than those in Bucharest, namely high street rents of EUR65/sqm/month and shopping center rents of EUR37 euro/sqm/month.
On the other hand, Bucharest yields remained some of the highest in the region, although they have declined over the past six months. High street yields dropped to 9.5%, while shopping center yields dropped to 9%. Warsaw yields stand at 8% for high street properties and 6.5% for shopping centers, while yields in Prague reach 6.5% and 6.75% respectively.