Watching the opinions about the #Mietendeckel in Berlin unfold has been like watching a good crime thriller and I am not quite sure that I know who the murderer is yet. I have talked about the details of the #Mietendeckel at length in my previous Blog post. Lots of companies, housing associations, landlords, tenants and politicians have widely ranging opinions on whether the #Mietendeckel will have a positive or negative effect on the Berliner real estate market. Here are som

It has been coming for some time and it didn’t come quietly. Demonstrations, loads of uproar, discussions and it’s own hashtag #Mietendeckel. The Senate of Berlin has, after months of discussion, decided to introduce the #Mietendeckel. It will come into force at the beginning of 2020 and will be backdated to the 18th June 2019. Rising rents and the ever increasing difficulty to find affordable places to rent, coupled with not enough rentable properties in the first place, hav

So the Oktoberfest is about to close its doors for this year and EXPO REAL is expected to welcome more than 45,000 visitors and more than 2,000 Exhibitors between the 7th - 9th October in Munich. The exhibition is the biggest Real Estate industry fair in Europe and as such investors, project developers, property consultants and agents, architects and planners are getting together to discuss all that’s new and interesting for the real estate sector. So what are going to be t