#RHEthink

‘Many investors who have been observing in recent months are now active on the transaction market again. The great uncertainty surrounding interest rate developments appears to be over.’

“The Germans are not a country of personal responsibility,” I heard from former racing driver and entrepreneur Thomas Bscher on television a few days ago. Maybe he’s right…”

“A project developer friend of mine recently told me that his takeaway from this difficult time was that greed should never eat your brains again…”

Shortly before the end of a turbulent year, the realty investment house RHE Grundbesitz sold two building plots in Berlin and Brandenburg to a family office in Lower Saxony.

Since October 7th of this year nothing has been the same. As if under a magnifying glass, the crimes of Hamas and the jubilant demonstrations of their fans clearly show us our own mistakes.

The enormous need for apartments in Germany will only cause rents to rise in one direction – upwards – for the foreseeable future. That alone makes investing in solid, moderately rented residential complexes interesting again.