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INDUSTRIA Immobilien says German housing shortage keeps rents rising in 2026

PUBT·09/09/2026 08:48:50
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INDUSTRIA Immobilien says German housing shortage keeps rents rising in 2026
  • INDUSTRIA Immobilien analysis sees Germany’s 2026 housing market constrained by weak new-build activity, elevated financing costs, geopolitical risk.
  • Supply-demand imbalance keeps rents rising in major cities; Berlin households spend more than 32% of disposable income on net cold rent.
  • Price correction appears to have ended; the residential property index rose 2.3% in 2025, outpacing inflation.
  • Investors are returning selectively to modern stock in growth cities; transactions remain subdued as mortgage rates edge higher.
  • ESG pressure lifts capex needs; “manage-to-green” retrofits gain traction while non-efficient buildings face rising valuation risk.


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