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Energy renovation: there is a risk of loss of value - experts see a silver lining
Find out whether you are affected by the fall in the price of older houses and how experts see the future. Share your story and opinions with us. Expert opinion and reader appeal.
Energy renovation: there is a risk of loss of value - experts see a silver lining
In recent years, many homeowners, especially those who have not yet made energy-efficient renovations to their home, have experienced a significant loss in the value of their property. Properties in the worst energy efficiency classes E, F, G and H in rural areas were particularly affected, with bids for 41 to 51 percent less last June than for properties in the highest energy class A.
The editorial team is interested in readers' personal stories on this topic and invites them to share their experiences via email. At the same time, experts like Sören Gröbel from the real estate agency Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) show a silver lining on the horizon. They predict that the difficult years for owners of unrenovated houses could soon come to an end. The most recent developments, such as the defused EU Buildings Directive and the weakened Building Energy Act, give hope for relief in the near future.
The editorial team is not only looking for experiences from homeowners who have been affected by loss of value, but also for success stories. You would like to find out whether there are any readers who have benefited from lower property prices and feel like they are happy homeowners today. Both negative and positive experiences are of interest and all messages will be reviewed and evaluated in the coming days. Many thanks to all participants for their contributions and experiences on this important topic.