Despite geopolitical uncertainties, there is cautious optimism on the European real estate market. This is the result of a study by Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) and the Urban Land Institute (ULI). According to the study, success in 2025 will belong to those who adapt quickly and use innovations. More than 80 percent of the real estate executives surveyed have a...
The potential for returns on the German real estate market is increasing, particularly in the area of apartments suitable for senior citizens. This is according to a study by Bulwiengesa. According to the consultancy firm, senior-friendly apartments could become a mega topic, as there is a growing demand for barrier-free and age-appropriate housing solutions. Sven Carstensen, CEO of...
The luxury real estate market is experiencing significant development due to the continued growth in global wealth and the increasing number of affluent individuals. A study by CBRE shows that key European markets such as London, Paris, Milan and Amsterdam in particular are experiencing changes, driven by the increasing demand for luxury real estate in various markets.
The real estate industry is facing significant upheaval, driven by technological progress and stricter climate and regulatory requirements. A study by the German Property Federation (ZIA) shows how crucial the early adaptation of sustainability, digitalization and social change is for the future direction of the industry. Companies are being...
Prices for condominiums and single-family homes in Germany rose in the third quarter, by 1.4% and 1.3% respectively compared to the previous quarter. Multi-family houses became cheaper, but only by 0.4 percent. This price trend indicates that the real estate market is recovering from a previous sharp fall in prices. This is according to a study and interpretation of the...
The desire to own a home is equally strong among baby boomers and millennials. Both generations prefer single-family homes. For both 60- to 75-year-old baby boomers and 25- to 39-year-old millennials, the desire to own their own home is second only to their health. This is the result of the Interhyp Dream Home Study 2024. The study shows...
More and more households in Germany are suffering from high rent costs. Some even spend more than 40 percent of their income on rent. This development is the result of a study by the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW). The study also reports a significant increase in rent burdens since 1991. By 2021, the proportion of overburdened households had increased from...
The rent freeze in Germany will be extended until the end of 2029 and retained as a measure to limit rental costs in tight housing markets. The regulation stipulates that rents for new lettings may not be more than ten percent above the local comparative rent. Despite the extension of the rent cap, real estate industry associations are expressing criticism. They fear that...
Housing preferences in Germany are changing significantly. The reasons for this are demographic change, rising housing costs and increased environmental awareness. These are the findings of a series of studies conducted by Baufi24 Baufinanzierungs GmbH in cooperation with the Technical University of Darmstadt. The series of studies also clearly shows that the residential real estate market - 78 percent of...
Heating costs in Germany will rise considerably from 2027. This is according to a study by the Munich Research Institute for Thermal Insulation. It shows that the introduction of EU emissions trading in the building sector will significantly increase the cost of fossil fuels such as oil and gas. The aim of the measure is to promote the transition to more environmentally friendly heating...
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