It is much more than German Angst
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It is much more than German Angst

Low investment: The spring report of the "wise real estate experts"

Premier Inn Berlin Alexanderplatz, exterior
Efficient hotels with stable demand: Premier Inn is an investor favourite. / © Andreas Rehkopp
14.2.2025

Germany has been in a structural crisis for four years. The ZIA Expert Council forecasts another challenging year for the real estate industry - and explains to politicians what is urgently needed for a rapid economic turnaround. Hotels and serviced apartments have held up well overall due to good demand, but it is important to take a close look here too.

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Beatrix Boutonnet

Beatrix Boutonnet

is a Hotel manager, graduate in business administration (FH) and as a business journalist our real estate and fund specialist. Apart from that, she loves cooking and everything French and Japanese.

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