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===== Forecats ===== | ===== Forecats ===== | ||
C&W assumes stabilization. Colliers believes a total turnover of ten billion euros is possible. JLL expects a moderate increase in transaction volume to a range between nine and eleven billion euros. CBRE expects the residential transaction market to pick up with an investment volume of around eight billion euros.<ref>https://www.haufe.de/immobilien/entwicklung-vermarktung/marktanalysen/wohninvestmentmarkt-wenig-portfolio-deals_84324_392508.html</ref> | C&W assumes stabilization. Colliers believes a total turnover of ten billion euros is possible. JLL expects a moderate increase in transaction volume to a range between nine and eleven billion euros. CBRE expects the residential transaction market to pick up with an investment volume of around eight billion euros.<ref>https://www.haufe.de/immobilien/entwicklung-vermarktung/marktanalysen/wohninvestmentmarkt-wenig-portfolio-deals_84324_392508.html</ref> | ||
==== <big>Vacancy Rate</big> ==== | |||
[[File:Screenshot 2024-03-29 082649.png|center|thumb|555x555px|https://www.realestate.bnpparibas.de/sites/default/files/document/2024-03/bnppre-institutional-report-germany-2024.pdf]] | |||
'''2022''' | |||
Market-active vacancy in Germany has fallen significantly over the past 10 years in line with ongoing high population growth. The period between 2021 and 2022 saw the sharpest decline of 0.3 percentage points. | |||
* The CBRE-empirica Vacancy Index fell across all regions for the first time between 2021 and 2022. This is mainly due to relatively widespread housing demand from Ukrainian refugees. | |||
* Pressure on residential rents is likely to increase considerably against the backdrop of a significant drop in market-active vacancy. | |||
==== '''<big>Deliquencies</big>''' ==== | ==== '''<big>Deliquencies</big>''' ==== | ||