Immobilien: Angebot um 514 Prozent gestiegen – warum immer mehr Häuser auf Sylt zum Verkauf stehen
Sylt zählt zu den exklusivsten Immobilienmärkten Deutschlands. In vier Jahren hat sich das Angebot auf der Ferieninsel versechsfacht. Diese Entwicklung ist der Studie zufolge außergewöhnlich.
On the popular German holiday island of Sylt, more homes are being put up for sale. The number of existing houses for sale has more than quadrupled (by 514 percent) since the second quarter of 2022, according to the real estate website Immoscout24. The increase in supply on Sylt has been significantly higher than in the rest of Germany over the past four years.
"Even when compared to other high-end locations like Starnberg or Rottach-Egern, the development stands out exceptionally," the report said. The nationwide growth stands at 110 percent, while in Starnberg it's 185 percent and in Rottach-Egern 174 percent. Sylt is one of Germany's most exclusive real estate markets. Existing houses in the area are quoted with prices per square meter of over 12,000 euros, which is much higher than in Munich.
"Buyers today find significantly more options on Sylt compared to a few years ago," said Immoscout24 Managing Director Gesa Crockford. Therefore, several factors are responsible for this development, ranging from changing market conditions to stricter rules for holiday apartments on the island. "Snyppy deals are not available on Sylt anymore," Crockford emphasized. "After the correction, the offered prices have stabilized at high levels."
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