Real estate: "Currently experiencing a clear buyer's market": Investors are looking for residential real estate again
Large investors have long shunned German residential properties. Now they are returning. MEAG real estate head Haas explains why foreign investors are betting on the German market.
The German residential real estate market is becoming more attractive to investors, with foreign investors who had previously shied away now returning. MEAG, a Munich-based asset manager with $16 billion in real estate assets, is seeing opportunities in the market, particularly in top-quality properties with less competition. The company's CEO, Stefan Haas, notes that with fewer institutional investors bidding on large deals, those who can act quickly and pay in cash are at an advantage.
The market is changing, with a shift towards smaller deals and a greater focus on energy efficiency and long-term viability.
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