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Why are real estate
investment analysts so excited about Berlin properties? There are
many reasons why to invest in Berlin:
- After the wall came down, Berlins
economy had to be built from scratch.
- As most of Europe is experiencing the end of
its real estate growth cycle, Berlin is clearly at the beginning.
- At present, house prices in Berlin are
approximately 10% of London prices.
- Berlin Germany is set to offer real estate
investors buying property in Germany substantial capital gains.
Berlin has
overcome the pain of reunification and now its time for the
gain.
- Berlin real estate offers overseas property
investors a greeat opportunity to benefit from low prices with great potential
for capital gains.
- Berlin used to be surrounded by communist
Eastern Europe. Berlins demographic composition is among the youngest in
Europe.
- Berlins proerty prices are still low and
represent the lowerst prices in any European City.
- In the next years a substantial amount of
new educational positions are being created. It is emerging as one of the most
modern economies globally.
- More then half of the population is younger
than 35. Now, after 15 years of reconstruction, Berlins new economic face
is finally starting to show.
- Realty companies dont just foresee
growth, they create growth. Simply put: No employment, no mortgages and
therefore no growth.
- The German government has finally dedicated
itself to kick-starting the residential property market. There was no private
property, nor capital growth.
- These facts are turning Berlins
historical cold war disadvantages into a head start for the future.
- This had a profound effect on the real estate
market.
- This situation will not last forever and
already multi national are moving in buying large buildings.
- This too is driving the need for rental
property and is increasing future demand for free hold property. West Berlin
was the exception but the idea of Russian tanks rolling down the streets, kept
people from buying Berlin property.
- With the new member states joining, Berlin
has moved from being a socio-economic outpost to the centre of the new European
Union.
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