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According to a report from www.handelsblatt.com, there is currently great demand for real estate in Germany. The market is hotly contested, particularly in metropolises such as Berlin, Hamburg and Munich. One reason for the increased demand is the European Central Bank's low interest rate policy, which makes it cheaper to borrow money.

But despite the high demand, there are also signs of rising prices. Experts warn of a possible real estate bubble as prices have risen sharply in recent years. Prices have doubled in some cases, especially in large cities. There is also a risk of the market overheating as more and more investors enter the real estate market.

Another factor affecting the real estate market is the corona pandemic. The uncertainty initially dampened demand for real estate. Many people were reluctant to make major investments and hoped for better times. But the market has now recovered and demand is increasing again.

The effects of these developments on the real estate market are diverse. On the one hand, the increased prices make it more difficult for private individuals to finance real estate. This makes the dream of owning a home unaffordable for many. On the other hand, those who already own property benefit from rising prices and can sell their properties profitably.

In addition, increasing demand has led to a shortage of supply. It is difficult to find a property, especially in metropolitan areas. The result is higher rents as landlords adjust their prices to the increased demand.

All in all, the German real estate market is currently in an interesting situation. The low interest rates and increased demand ensure high dynamics and rising prices. It remains to be seen whether this trend will continue or whether the market will correct.

Source: According to a report from www.handelsblatt.com