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German Listed Real Estate Market Cap Up 75%

www.reit.com One of the main topics of discussion at the European Public Real Estate Association's annual conference in London in early September was the future of the German real estate market. Ulrich Hoeller, vice chairman of the German property association ZIA, spoke with REIT.com at the event about what needs to be done to fully unlock Germany's potential as a real estate investment market. "What we have seen over the last 12 months was a bottoming out of the commercial real estate market," Hoeller, who is also CEO of German real estate company DIA Asset, said. "Rents are starting to rise again and demand is picking up. Therefore, the outlook, depending on strong economic growth in Germany for 2012, should be great." Hoeller said he used the words "should be" because the economic crisis has made any sort of forecasting a challenge and things can change very quickly. The market capitalization of the listed German real estate has increased 75 percent in the past year, and Hoeller said it is realistic to expect further expansion. He said part of that growth will come from new companies entering the public market. "From my point of view, the REIT until today has not been a big deal because there have only been three main German REITs," Hoeller said. "For the investment community it is mainly a question of quality of management, size of the company and a strong business model." ZIA, the main advocate for German property companies, is focused on a number of issues ...
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:02:36.750
Теги: Steve Hays Ulrich Hoeller ZIA EPRA NAREIT REIT reits German real estate investing in Germany German property commercial real estate real estate investment Berlin Brussels deutsch
 

Germany's ECE Group Aims to Expand Real Estate Holdings

www.reit.com The Otto family are well-known in Europe as leading commercial real estate investors, and the family made noise in the US when they invested in US REIT Developers Diversified Realty Trust (NYSE DDR) back in 2008. At the European Public Real Estate Association's (EPRA) annual conference in London earlier this month, Alexander Otto, chief executive of Germany's ECE Group, spoke with EPRA's Steve Hays for a series of joint EPRA and REIT.com interviews. ECE Projektmanagement GmbH & Co. KG was founded in 1965 by Prof. Dr. hc Werner Otto. The company is the European market leader in the field of inner-city shopping centers. Moreover, ECE also develops and builds transport complexes, logistics centers, company headquarters, office complexes, industrial buildings, as well as other special-purpose properties. Looking at the prospects for retail and industrial development across Europe, Otto said he expected activity to remain slow for the near term as economic struggles continue. "I think there will be a lot of investment in good, existing assets," Otto said. ECE is active in 15 European countries currently. Otto said large, stable markets like Austria, France and Germany offer opportunities for new development. Whereas, he said southern Europe is a more difficult market where demand is limited and financing is difficult to obtain. Otto said he expects the economic issues in many southern European countries could linger for some time, especially in ECE's primary focus ...
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:03:33
Теги: EPRA NAREIT REIT reits real estate investment trusts Philip Charls German real estate sovereign debt crisis commercial real estate European property markets Alexander Otto inner-city shopping centers international European retail development ECE Group Otto family
 

German Real Estate Market

The Housing Bubble bursts on a speculator. Parody using a clip with Hitler as the real estate investor. He bought a house to flip, faces foreclosure, and now wants to get bailed out.
Категория: Comedy
Время: 00:03:10.500
Теги: Germany Real Estate Nazi Germany New Family buble flip speculator foreclosure reo short sale housing burst parody
 

NAI Global Commercial Real Estate Market Spotlight | German Commercial Real Estate Market

NAI Global's CEO, Jeffrey Finn, interviews the CEO of NAI Apollo, Andreas Krone at MIPIM. NAI Apollo is NAI Global's member in Germany and has established itself as an owner-managed full service organization specializing in the German commercial real estate market. As a transaction-oriented asset manager NAI apollo is responsible for tailor-made transaction consulting as well as the specific acquisition and disposition of real state assets. In the interview, Andreas discusses the challenges Europe is facing due to the current crisis in Greece. Andreas also provides his input on the outlook for the commercial real estate market for 2012 and beyond. Despite the troubles facing most European countries, Germany's commercial real estate market and economy is still very strong.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:07:28.500
Теги: Germany Europe Eurozone market trends commercial real estate real estate economy German economy German commercial real estate MIPIM MIPIM 2012 NAI Global German investment
 

Real Estate Boom - More and More People Are Investing in Berlin | Made in Germany

Berlin is currently experiencing a real estate boom. The interest is not just home-grown. Americans, Chinese and Russians are looking for property here - and money's often no object. It is becoming fashionable to have a second home in the German capital.Berlin real estate is also popular with investors. Made in Germany asks real estate agents why the city is suddenly gaining so much attention. Report by Dan Hirschfeld.
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:03:35.250
Теги: Real Estate Berlin property german capital
 

Buying Real Estate in Germany

stawrew-attorney.info Buying Real Estate in Germany When you have an agreement with the seller on the essentials of the transaction, in particular pruchase price and warranties, it is time to put it in a formal agreement as it is necessary under German law. Here you are going to discover the precise actions that are required to finalize the purchase with the assistance of a notary and your legal counsel. Once you have found the property or house you want to buy, you want to do the following 1. Go to a lawyer who is familiar with international tax law and double taxation issues to help you with a transaciton structure that will save you taxes. 2. Get in touch with a notary and aks him to provide you with a copy of the purchase contract - every notary in Germany has his "favorite" template which he prefers. 3. Let your lawyer look at the draft furnished by the notary and recommend adjustments that are best for you. He's going to have to pay particular attention to the payment terms and how you are secured against not being owner of the real estate. 4. Let your solicitor explain the contract word by word so that you will know exactly what the outcomes are going to be when you approve it. 5. If you cannot remain until the conclusion of the agreement, that has to be before a German notary, give your attorney a power of attorney to ensure that he can act on your behalf before the notary and put your signature on as your representative. 6. In case you want to sign the agreement ...
Категория: Education
Время: 00:04:50.250
Теги: buying real estate in germany buy real estate in germany real estate in germany
 

SIBETH Real Estate

German Real Estate Lawyers in Munich and Erfurt
Категория: People & Blogs
Время: 00:01:57
Теги: Germany Munich Lawyers Marc Frauendorf Ulli Holzmann Thomas Süssmayer SIBETH
 

MIPIM 2012: More than core - What international investors are looking for in Germany

German's economic strength is paying off big time, and German real estate is the flavour of the day. Investors from all over the world are scrambling to make deals and snap up portfolios from Munich to Hamburg. This session will answer the big questions about Germany, including: What kind of assets and locations are investors looking for? Are they ready to invest in non-core assets, seeing as prices are rocketing for core assets? What do German experts recommend, and what do German vendors offer?
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:38:36
Теги: Germany investment real estate MIPIM Immobilien Manager Dundee DIC Asset AG Aberdeen Immobilien AXA Real Estate Christof Hardebusch Michael Cooper Ulrich Holler Fabian Klingler Matthias Leube
 

Best Real Estate Agency Europe: Berlin Capital Investments

First at the European Property Awards 2011: For the first time, a German real estate company has been selected as best estate agent in Europe Berlin Capital Investments, the International business arm of Zabel Immobilien Group for exclusive apartments in Berlin, has been honoured with the European Property Award 2011 as being the best European Real Estate Agency, replacing last year's winner and estate agent giant: Savills. Read full Pressrelease at: bit.ly Website: www.berlin-capital.com
Категория: People & Blogs
Время: 00:03:13.500
Теги: Exclusive Apartments Berlin Real Estate Germany European Property Award Best Real Estate Agent Zabel Immobilien
 

German REITs Offer Huge Opportunity - EPRA CEO Philip Charls on European Property Market

www.reit.com Speaking at REITWorld 2010 NAREIT's Annual Convention For All Things REIT in New York, Philip Charls, chief executive officer of the European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA), discussed the current state of the European listed property market and what lies ahead for 2011. Charls began by saying that the major story in 2010 for Europe's listed property industry has been its ability to stabilize after the global economic crisis. "On the equity side we have seen another $1 billion being raised in addition to the roughly $10 billion raised since the trough," Charls said. "On the bond side about $5 billion has been issued this year, and we expect more of that in the next 12 months." Charls added that about $30 billion has been raised via the bond market but another $30 billion will mature shortly. The REIT regimes across Europe operate independently with no uniform set of European REIT rules. As a result, some countries have had more success than others and a number of rules are in the process of being amended, Charls said. "Countries that really need to change their regimes and make them into proper REIT regimes are Italy, Spain and Germany," Charls said. He added that the lingering economic challenges make governments hesitant to revisit their REIT rules as they are often viewed as having "special tax treatment" and officials fear adjusting them would not be seen as favorable by the masses. "But I am confident with all the know-how that we have and the ...
Категория: News & Politics
Время: 00:02:41.250
Теги: REIT reits NAREIT real estate investment trusts real estate real estate investment reits@50 reitworld REIT.com Matt Bechard Philip Charls EPRA European reits bond market REIT rules Global real estate Germany German property market German reits securitized real estate
 
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