Real estate market facing challenges: The 2024 Annual Tax Act does not bring any changes to the remaining useful life. Rapid measures for new construction were called for at the Housing Industry Day.
Continue readingAt the 145th Conference of Building Ministers (BMK) on September 26 and 27 in Passau, the building ministers and senators of the federal states came together to set the course for affordable and sustainable housing in Germany.
Continue readingThe privatization of housing has been a central issue in Germany for years, playing a key role particularly in fast-growing cities such as Berlin and Leipzig.
Continue readingOn September 12, 2024, the European Central Bank (ECB) lowered the deposit rate by 0.25 percentage points to 3.5%. The deposit rate is the interest rate that banks receive when they park money with the ECB.
Continue readingGermany is falling behind its climate goals, with a renovation rate of only 0.72% in 2024, well below the required target of 2%. This could lead to an excess of CO₂ emissions limits by 13 million tons by 2030.
Continue readingBleak outlook for housing: The Ifo Institute predicts a 40% decline by 2026. Meanwhile, new funding for eco-friendly buildings is available, and property prices show signs of slight recovery. Is this the turning point?
Continue readingThe most important news from the world of real estate at a glance - that's what you'll find here at regular intervals at ACCENTRO Knowledge in the "News" section. From monthly summaries of the most important news to interesting market research surveys, information on new ordinances issued by the German government, and the latest developments on the real estate market.
It's not just about the capital itself, but also about Germany-wide changes on an economic and political level. In our blog articles, current homeowners and those who want to become one, are always well informed - quickly, clearly and always up to date.
The privatization of housing has been a central issue in Germany for years, playing a key role particularly in fast-growing cities such as Berlin and Leipzig.
Continue readingOn September 12, 2024, the European Central Bank (ECB) lowered the deposit rate by 0.25 percentage points to 3.5%. The deposit rate is the interest rate that banks receive when they park money with the ECB.
Continue readingThe ECB implements its first rate cut in eight years. A survey reveals ESG risks for real estate portfolios, and the IW summer survey shows improved sentiment in the German real estate market. This and more in June's real estate news.
Continue readingHouse hunting is shifting to the surrounding area, favourable conditions for buying property, increasing acceptance of smart meters and heat pumps as a cost-efficient heating option. These are the ACCENTRO real estate news in March.
Continue readingGermany is falling behind its climate goals, with a renovation rate of only 0.72% in 2024, well below the required target of 2%. This could lead to an excess of CO₂ emissions limits by 13 million tons by 2030.
Continue readingBleak outlook for housing: The Ifo Institute predicts a 40% decline by 2026. Meanwhile, new funding for eco-friendly buildings is available, and property prices show signs of slight recovery. Is this the turning point?
Continue readingThe housing shortage in Germany is serious - and there is no easing of the situation in sight. This is shown by the results of the recently published Bulwiengesa study “Residential Developments in Germany”.
Continue readingStart of KfW funding applications for heating replacement, Berlin introduces hardship clause for property tax, decline in residential construction according to the Federal Statistical Office. This is the ACCENTRO News in February 2024.
Continue readingAt the 145th Conference of Building Ministers (BMK) on September 26 and 27 in Passau, the building ministers and senators of the federal states came together to set the course for affordable and sustainable housing in Germany.
Continue readingEasier and faster to build thanks to new BMWSB guidelines. Find out why more Germans can afford real estate again and why the number of completions continues to fall. This and more in the ACCENTRO Immonews in July.
Continue readingImmowelt's analysis shows that properties near parks are up to 16 per cent more expensive. Bafin has left the risk buffer for property financing at two per cent. In Berlin, rents continue to rise despite a slight fall in purchase prices.
Continue readingFunding resumed, sustainability on the rise, deadlines for landlords, and a billion for housing – these are the real estate news in January 2024.
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