How is the industry developing? What are long-term macro trends and what are acute local drivers? Where do new things arise that make market players rethink? The Cushman & Wakefield Blog classifies, changes perspectives and looks closely at what's next.
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C&W Blog: Center of Whats Next
Real estate trends in a nutshell: Using the Cushman & Wakefield blog to have a say on tomorrow's topics.
C&W Blog: Center of Whats Next
Verena Bauer • 01/04/2021
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#CWINSPIREINCLUSION – How can the real estate industry become more inclusive??
Insights • Investment / Capital Markets
The effects of the interest rate turnaround are still being felt in the second half of the year. Many risk-averse investors are realigning their strategy and are increasingly looking at government bonds or fixed-term deposit accounts.
29/09/2023
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Where are we going with urban neighbourhood developments?
An interview about the future of urban planning, urban renewal and the question of how to achieve the highest level of modernity in existing and historic buildings.
Verena Bauer • 04/08/2023
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#EmbraceEquity - that is the motto of International Women's Day 2023 (IWD).
08/03/2023
Insights • Sustainability / ESG
Shivering themselves warm in winter
The nights are long, the trees are bare and the migratory birds have already flown south.
Verena Bauer • 22/12/2022
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Couch Shopping vs. City Centre Experience
How are high streets worldwide doing after Covid-19?
Verena Bauer • 15/12/2022
Insights • Sustainability / ESG
Superchargers in the basement car park
How rising demand for electric corporate fleets is influencing real estate planning
Verena Bauer • 09/12/2022
Insights • Investment / Capital Markets
Rent burden and real estate investment
Germany is a rental market. And with around 42.8 million households and a home ownership rate of only about 50 percent, it is actually the largest in Europe.
Verena Bauer • 25/04/2022
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Making traditional roles obsolete?
The woman is at the stove, the man earns the money – usual or exception? How does the distribution of roles between partners in Germany look? The same as in other European countries? Read more in our interviews.
Verena Bauer • 08/03/2022
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Single in old age: Modern care facilities
When mobility decreases, living alone quickly tilts in the direction of loneliness, neediness and social isolation. In a survey, Civey found out what exactly people want in terms of an age-appropriate future?
Verena Bauer • 07/03/2022
Insights • Sustainability / ESG
From bees to rooftop gardening and other ideas on how to make your office more environmentally friendly.
Verena Bauer • 07/02/2022
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German medical care in transition
The German market for medical care services is undergoing profound structural change: regional overcapacities, loss-making hospitals, rising operating costs, a sometimes significant investment backlog in real estate and a shortage of staff, at least regionally, characterise the care landscape.
Verena Bauer • 30/08/2021
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Premium Asset Class Nursing Homes
Applaud the care professions. The Covid-19 pandemic has once again brought hospitals, care facilities and the people who work and live in them into focus. What should the care ratio be? And for us also: What does this mean for healthcare real estate?
Verena Bauer • 29/04/2021
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Up to two storeys and eight rental units added in fifteen weeks - per existing building. And that for a total of 14 residential properties. A calculation that makes investors and owners sit up and take notice.
Verena Bauer • 27/04/2021
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Microapartments in the pandemic
The microliving concept, with ready-to-occupy, fully-furnished small apartments, was all the rage until early 2020. Both tenants and investors loved it. Then the coronavirus hit, and the world became a different place.
Verena Bauer • 23/04/2021
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Demand for rehabilitation clinics is rising
Extremely high demand and net initial yields of between 4.3 and 4.8 percent – investing in rehabilitation clinics has become a trend in recent years. No wonder, given the demographic shift and the associated increase in chronic illnesses as well as operations requiring subsequent inpatient rehabilitation.
Verena Bauer • 01/04/2021