The housing market is little affected by the turmoil in the financial industry, is intended mainly regional and applies to all other markets to be robust and secure.
The beginning of a new year for most companies - but also for individuals - an occasion to take stock of opportunities and risks to balance and align the planning for the new year. What we can expect? Where are we now? What measures should be taken? Thorsten home, has the same property management in Norderstedt exactly these questions and put together a management report:
"The German economy closes the year as very successful. With over 3.5 percent by Germany in 2010 registered the strongest growth spurt since the reunification, "said Michael Kemmer Chief Executive of the banking association. Also for 2011 are Kemmer a favorable economic outlook: He expects a growth of 2.3 percent on average.
"The German economy has managed the crisis well and was mainly developed countries in 2010 compared to the growth winners. The mood is therefore not as positive as long, and most sectors can look forward confidently with good reason. "This is how Prof. Michael Huether together, director of the Institute of Economic Research (IW), the results of the IW Association poll. "This is the basis for a stronger investment activity down, which is also in a should be reflected rising employment, "says director of the IW.
So far, so positive.
But at the same time announced Prof. Dr. Thomas Straubhaar of the Hamburg Institute of International Economics: The rescue of the euro is expensive. His assessment in HWWI position at December 2010 is mostly positive. "Was from the sick man of Europe, a German powerhouse. The gross domestic product (GDP) has increased in real terms by almost four percent. So much growth has never been in a united Germany after the reunification boom of 1991. In the fall were less than three million unemployed. They are incredible records, "But there are other considerations. In the spring of 2010 asked The experts: Survived the Euro? Today, after some €-Bobble-candidates are facing national bankruptcy, it means that Germany survived the euro? "The crisis of the euro is at heart nothing but the aftershocks of the financial market crisis. It is the direct result of government relief efforts to private banks during and after the financial crisis from bankruptcy and the financial system to save it from collapse, "said Prof. Straubhaar.
dramatic would be a domino effect in which the case of a weak euro-area country would be carried away even strong euro countries. The rescue system protects not only Greeks, Iren, Portuguese or English, says Prof. Straubhaar. He kept mostly private banks and insurance companies, and thus the strength of the euro-heavy countries facing new turmoil. Prof. Straubhaar sees the euro as the European pillar of the building, without the euro would no stone left unturned is not, economically, and certainly not not socially, politically. This is a significant announcement.
follows for the real estate market from these estimates, the question of inflation. "Property buyers have seen the development of mortgages and property owners interest in mind as performance of their homes or land," says Thorsten home from his practical experience. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has the question of "a threat of inflation?" asked five major economists: three of which are of the opinion that it was likely in any case the medium to long term inflation. Only Hans-Werner Sinn of the Ifo Institute in Munich is believed that no Infaltion threatens: "We are far away, as interest rates fall below zero can not."
Such messages and conflicting statements on the economic situation is currently unsettled right the private real estate investors. On the surface, the financial world seems once again to be all right, but underneath it continues to smolder. "In this case, property owners in Germany can feel like the vegetarian when once again a rotten meat scandal becomes public, you are not affected, "is the view of Thorsten home from home real estate.
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