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Financial expert reveals: Rosshof new building project wins its first tenants - positive news from the real estate industry
According to a report from www.abendblatt.de, the large new construction project Rosshof-Wulmstorfer Höfe in the north of Neu Wulmstorf has been successfully completed. The quarter includes 104 residential units and was completed ahead of schedule. The rental prices are around 12.50 euros per square meter and all apartments are already rented. The tenants pay a graduated rent, with a rent increase of four percent every three years. HBI, which implemented the project, offers buyers an “all-round worry-free package” and is responsible for planning, development, leasing, administration and building management. Despite the real estate crisis, the company continues to plan new construction projects in the region. Through the…
Financial expert reveals: Rosshof new building project wins its first tenants - positive news from the real estate industry
According to a report from www.abendblatt.de, the large new construction project Rosshof-Wulmstorfer Höfe in the north of Neu Wulmstorf has been successfully completed. The quarter includes 104 residential units and was completed ahead of schedule. The rental prices are around 12.50 euros per square meter and all apartments are already rented. The tenants pay a graduated rent, with a rent increase of four percent every three years. HBI, which implemented the project, offers buyers an “all-round worry-free package” and is responsible for planning, development, leasing, administration and building management. Despite the real estate crisis, the company continues to plan new construction projects in the region. Thanks to its regional roots and cooperation with regional craft businesses, HBI can offer a high level of reliability.
This positive news from the real estate industry can have various effects. On the one hand, the success of the Rosshof project shows that there is still demand for affordable housing even in fluctuating real estate markets. This could encourage other investors to also invest in similar projects. In addition, the presence of companies like HBI, which offer an “all-round worry-free package” for buyers, could lead to higher customer demand. The fact that all apartments are already rented shows that there is still a high demand for housing. This could lead to rising rental prices as supply becomes more scarce. Tenants' desire for a graduated rent instead of an index rent could also have an impact on the market and lead to more graduated rents being offered.
The HBI, which continues to plan new construction projects despite the real estate crisis, could help the region around Buxtehude continue to grow and become more popular. Regional roots and collaboration with local craft businesses could be a trust-building aspect for investors and property buyers. Overall, the real estate market in the region appears to remain stable and could see further growth.
Source: According to a report from www.abendblatt.de
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