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As Few New Dwellings as 2012: Germany’s Construction Crisis at Rock Bottom
in Build, Capital investment, Real estateGermany is building as little as it has in 13 years. According to the Federal Statistical Office, only 206,600 new dwellings were completed in 2025 — a drop of 18 percent compared to 2024 and the lowest figure since 2012. What reads like an industry statistic is in reality a structural failure with concrete consequences […]
Investing 1 Million Euros: Real Estate, ETFs & the Best Strategy
in Asset Management, Inheritance, Real estateInvesting one million euros wisely — that’s a question more people ask themselves than you’d think. At a conservative 3.5 percent return, that’s €35,000 a year before tax. With a mixed strategy of real estate (4%), ETFs (7% historically) and bonds, €50,000 to €70,000 a year is realistically achievable. A million euros in the bank […]
Tenancy Law Reform 2026: What the New Rent Act II Means for Landlords
in Capital investment, Real estateCabinet Decision, April 29, 2026: What the Rent Act II Package Contains On April 29, 2026, the Federal Cabinet passed what is known as the Rent Act II (Miete-II-Gesetz). It is the most comprehensive intervention in German tenancy law since the introduction of the rent price brake in 2015. The law targets four core areas: […]
2.4 Million new apartments by 2030: What Germany needs now
in Build, Capital investment, Real estateBy 2030, Germany will need 2.4 million new apartments. At the current construction pace, only 1.3 million will be completed. What is structurally necessary – and why social housing is in the greatest short supply.
Building Type E: How Simpler Building Could Solve the Housing Crisis
in Build, Capital investment, Real estateBuilding type E — “Experimental Building” with reduced DIN standards — is supposed to reduce construction costs by 15 to 20 percent. The Federal Minister of Construction is driving the initiative forward. An objective analysis: What is realistic, and what is hype?
BVR Forecast: +3.1 Percent — Why Property Prices Will Rise Structurally Again in 2026
in Capital investment, Real estateBVR +3.1 percent: what’s behind the forecast The National Association of German Cooperative Banks (BVR) is one of the methodologically soundest sources for real estate market forecasts in Germany. In its current 2026 real estate market report, the BVR forecasts price growth of +3.1 percent for the German residential property market for the full year […]
New Construction Stagflation: Why New Apartments Will Be More Expensive in 2026 Despite the Crisis
in Build, Capital investment, Real estateDestatis reports a +3.3 percent increase in new construction prices for February 2026. While construction activity declines, costs continue to rise — a classic stagflation scenario. What this means for developers, buyers, and investors.
1.4 million apartments are missing: Germany’s housing deficit reaches a record level
in Build, Capital investment, Real estateThe German Tenants’ Association estimates the housing deficit at 1.4 million units. Compared to an annual demand of 400,000 units, only 215,000 are completed. An analysis of the causes, regional distribution, and long-term consequences.