April 23, 2007
German Residential Real Estate Analysis - Trends for 2007 !
Analysis:
The main reason for that increase is the very reasonable price level in Germany compared to the European average and also still high starting yields to be expected. On the other hand and due to a much better economical situation in Germany than few years ago, it can be expected an increase of the rental and purchase demand, higher tenancy rates and thus cap rates too. Due to quite low purchase prices it can also be probable to get reliable return of investment by later sale of portfolios. Nevertheless concerning the residential area, the big deals (for example privatization of public property companies) will not anymore be the focus due to less target objects on the German market. But smaller packages may still be acquired and even reduce or stretch the remaining investment risk by a much better balanced acquisition strategy in different focused German areas and especially good locations around major cities in Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Stuttgart and of course the Capital city Berlin.
Investment in German real estate could be at the time one of the best investment strategy over all and the focus for this year will not only be the residential but also the commercial real estate market. That’s why investors should absolutely consider real estate in Germany in their investment strategy or plan for 2007!Report a Concern
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