Chart of the month December: The country needs new care properties

Many care homes are no longer up to date - no one wants "care centres" any more, and building standards have changed fundamentally. Therefore, when planning the care infrastructure, not only the additional need for care places, but also the need for substitution must be taken into account.

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Chart of the month November: Top offices are still in demand

Office vacancies are increasing in the seven class A cities. According to classic economic theory, rents should therefore be falling. But our quarterly figures show: Prime rents are still rising

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Share data with us

We invite all project developers to share data with us - for more transparency in the real estate market and for an up-to-date company profile in the Development Monitor. To ensure that we don't forget a single square metre as well as rankings and profiles, we have been setting up a direct exchange for years.

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Chart of the Month October: Boom in the peripheral locations

The recently published study "Logistics and Real Estate 2023" shows: former "second-tier" regions are increasingly in demand - even those outside the classic logistics regions. And the trend is continuing

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Most seniors would like to be able to continue having their afternoon coffee in their familiar neighbourhood even after moving.

Senior Living – the ideal location

The location is particularly important for properties for seniors. Acceptance by the residents stands and falls with the location of a new building. What should be considered when choosing a location?

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Ground floors 5.0

Ground floor project 5.0 - the second edition of the ground floor study has been published.

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The 5 % Study 2023 - where it still pays off to invest

bulwiengesa has analyzed the potential returns of the German real estate markets for the ninth time.

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Chart of the Month September: Residential Project Area Continues to Decline

The insolvencies of large and small project developers illustrate the extremely tense market situation. And the number of residential projects planned and under construction is falling - most sharply in the metropolises, of all places, where the housing shortage is greatest

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Chart of the Month August: Foreign Investors Still Holding Back

Against expectations, there has been no change in the restraint shown by foreign investors. At only around 32%, their share of the commercial real estate investment market in the first half of 2023 was significantly lower than the average for the past ten years. But challenging times also bring opportunities

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Residential real estate in the portfolio remains the most popular asset class currently being financed.

How does ESG impact the affordability of housing stock?

The current environment remains difficult for financiers. This is what the experts surveyed for the BF.Quarterly Barometer say, even though the bottom now seems to have been reached. They have different opinions on the above question

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