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Buyers Moving in on German Property

By Allison Halliday | September 7, 2012
According to The Move Channel, more buyers are looking towards Germany for property. Although Spain was still the most popular destination in August, largely due to the huge number of distressed properties on the market, Germany jumped 6 places to enter The Move Channel.com’s top 10.
International, US Real Estate

No Real Risk of a German Real Estate Bubble

By Allison Halliday | August 28, 2012
Apparently there is no real risk of a real estate bubble forming in Germany, in spite of recent fears. According to Fitch Ratings there is no real risk within commercial or residential real estate sectors, as rents and property prices have generally kept pace with the economy.
International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Germany Real Estate Heading for a Bubble?

By Allison Halliday | July 4, 2012
The price of German real estate has increased substantially over the last couple of years as more investors see Germany as a safer bet due than elsewhere to the Euro crisis. According to an article in Spiegel, this has led to some concerns that a property bubble could be forming.
Commercial Real Estate, International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Cerberus Spends Nearly €1 Billion on German Real Estate

By Allison Halliday | April 12, 2012
A US investment firm is to spend nearly €1 billion buying up more than 22,000 apartments that are located across Germany. It's been reported that the deal is worth around €900 million, and the properties are being bought from the bankrupt UK firm, Speymill.
International, US Real Estate

German Developers Make Bomb Discovery a Priority

By Allison Halliday | April 10, 2012
During World War II the German countryside was peppered with unexploded bombs, many of which were never recovered. These unexploded bombs are becoming more dangerous, especially to the construction industry.
International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

More Germans are Spending Money on Houses

By Allison Halliday | April 2, 2012
In spite of the European debt crisis, Germany is doing relatively well as just 6.7% of the population are unemployed, which is the lowest level since 1990. Most of the population are feeling pretty confident about their future, and consumer spending increased by 1.5% last year, and is predicted to reach similar values this year.

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