The 5 % Study 2022 - where it still pays off to invest
For the 5 % Study 2022, bulwiengesa once again examined the potential returns (IRR) on the German real estate markets.
The most important results:
- Excess demand and reluctance to buy residential real estate
- Yields on office properties rise again for the first time
- Retail: Retail parks still in focus, demand for shopping centers very low
- New in the 5% study: Service housing for seniors
The 5% Study has been offering a compact market overview since 2015 and provides a new approach to describing real estate markets. It examines the performance expectations of the most important asset classes that currently dominate the German investment market:
- Residential
- Office
- Shopping centers and retail parks
- Hotel
- Logistics real estate
- Micro apartments
- Corporate real estate
- NEW: Service living for seniors
Contact persons:
Sven Carstensen
carstensen@bulwiengesa.de
Tel. +49 30 27 87 68 0
and
Anna Wolfgarten
wolfgarten@bulwiengesa.de
Tel. +49 89 23 23 76 48
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