Real estate market potential in Germany

The specialists at Floreijn Capital Group became interested in the German real estate market quite early, as it has several characteristics which make investing in local niche markets there a particularly interesting prospect. For example, house prices in Germany are lagging behind prices in surrounding countries. The average house price in Germany is significantly lower than in the Netherlands. read more

The focal point of Europe

Ten years ago, the unification of Germany was still putting a great deal of pressure on the German economy. A powerful process of restructuring and revitalisation has now taken place in the new Bundesländer. The internal market has been enlarged, and Germany as a whole has acquired a central position within the most powerful trading block in the world, the EU. In the coming decade, the Federal Republic of Germany, which has the third largest economy in the world after the US and Japan, will fully realise its potential as the focal point of Europe.

Ready for growth

The situation described above is more than enough reason to maintain and further develop strategic positions in Germany. In this regard, the efforts of Floreijn Capital Group are also focused on specific areas in the eastern part of Germany, which are experiencing above-average growth economically as well as demographically. The eastern part of Germany is definitely the place to be. The cities to focus on are Dresden, Berlin and Leipzig.