Real luxury in real estate has two names: Berlin and Frankfurt!
By now it is a fact: when it comes to real competition, in all areas, it is no longer the individual states that are the protagonists of the challenges, but the big cities. The latter have a single objective: to improve to the point of being able to channel potential customers, shifting the curve of demand with respect to other competitors. Whether it is investments aimed at improving infrastructure, quality of life or creating new opportunities, the aim is simple: to emerge.
An element that emphasizes even more how a metropolis is changing and evolving in a positive way, is given by the increase in prices in the real estate market. Tendentially, this phenomenon is a sign of great interest on the part of investors in a local offer increasingly modeled on their needs.
Among the best representatives of this phenomenon, in Europe, two cities stand out: Berlin and Frankfurt. The ‘’ German ‘queens have seen real estate prices rise by 12% in the luxury segment. What is surprising is the target audience. In fact, it is usually the luxury market that remains one of the few to remain stable in terms of prices, given that it is a sector that is so selective (as it is totally detached from other price ranges) that, a priori, it never feels critical periods .
The need therefore to emerge with the increase in prices assigned to luxury properties stems from the evident, ever more urgent request to be able to appropriate a property with a capital p, investing financial resources that are not so small!
The latest research on the topic has been carried out on a global scale. Berlin represents the highest detachment (in terms of prices) compared to all the other cities in the ranking, with an annual increase of 13%. A similar situation, albeit at a slower pace, is that present in Frankfurt, where the prices of historic homes (the most sought after on real estate search engines), have increased by 9% compared to last year, and by 15% compared to 2017.
On a European scale the price trend (always positive) is also supported by other famous realities, both in the real estate world but also from the historical-cultural point of view.
Edinburgh rises to 4.5 percentage points more than in 2018; then we find Geneva with its +6, Madrid on average with most European nations defends itself with 5 percentage points, in the same way as the elegant Paris.
At the last places (the latest is to say), Zurich (+4) and, dulcis in fundo, the fashion capital emerges: Milan.
On the Asian front, on the other hand, performances are faster, in terms of changes compared to previous years, but not so exceptional in terms of results obtained.
Beijing and Guangzhou, with an increase of 4.5 and 2.7% respectively, have seen price consolidation in the first half of the current year.
Last but not least is the Singapore real estate market, which has seen some of the most important deals in the area.
What to say, it seems that even the luxury market is starting to change, always positive of course!
An element that emphasizes even more how a metropolis is changing and evolving in a positive way, is given by the increase in prices in the real estate market. Tendentially, this phenomenon is a sign of great interest on the part of investors in a local offer increasingly modeled on their needs.
Among the best representatives of this phenomenon, in Europe, two cities stand out: Berlin and Frankfurt. The ‘’ German ‘queens have seen real estate prices rise by 12% in the luxury segment. What is surprising is the target audience. In fact, it is usually the luxury market that remains one of the few to remain stable in terms of prices, given that it is a sector that is so selective (as it is totally detached from other price ranges) that, a priori, it never feels critical periods .
The need therefore to emerge with the increase in prices assigned to luxury properties stems from the evident, ever more urgent request to be able to appropriate a property with a capital p, investing financial resources that are not so small!
The latest research on the topic has been carried out on a global scale. Berlin represents the highest detachment (in terms of prices) compared to all the other cities in the ranking, with an annual increase of 13%. A similar situation, albeit at a slower pace, is that present in Frankfurt, where the prices of historic homes (the most sought after on real estate search engines), have increased by 9% compared to last year, and by 15% compared to 2017.
On a European scale the price trend (always positive) is also supported by other famous realities, both in the real estate world but also from the historical-cultural point of view.
Edinburgh rises to 4.5 percentage points more than in 2018; then we find Geneva with its +6, Madrid on average with most European nations defends itself with 5 percentage points, in the same way as the elegant Paris.
At the last places (the latest is to say), Zurich (+4) and, dulcis in fundo, the fashion capital emerges: Milan.
On the Asian front, on the other hand, performances are faster, in terms of changes compared to previous years, but not so exceptional in terms of results obtained.
Beijing and Guangzhou, with an increase of 4.5 and 2.7% respectively, have seen price consolidation in the first half of the current year.
Last but not least is the Singapore real estate market, which has seen some of the most important deals in the area.
What to say, it seems that even the luxury market is starting to change, always positive of course!
