Is Germany the next property investment market for Hong Kong investors?

Germany, despite the great pride of the European economy, has never been a common place for Hong Kong investors who want to invest overseas. Perhaps because of Anglo-centric beliefs from Hong Kong, as well as other authorities near the city, the German real estate market has been completed for some years.

However, compulsory data and investing nature contribute to its recent trend in love. A recent report from the Global Real Estate Outlook Report compiled by IP Global, which tracks the existing international market for investment, has been selected as Germany as one of the most attractive attractions available.

There is a imbalance of housing-equality in demand in large cities in Germany, which is most common in Berlin and Frankfurt, and the increase in immigration rates and the number of births increased by 33 years. The provisional service is planned to accommodate 40% to 2030 levels.

The German capital, 40 percent of people are under 35 years of age and the city puts third of the 2016 Youthing Cities Index. The growing number of first Berlin and new businesses also show public growth and the youth center, as well as 400 000 new citizens expected in 2030. This need may have high pressure rates next year. At present, Berlin has an average 1.2% vacancy rate due to permanent housing in the home. In 2016, 12,000 new homes were built against 20,000.

The rise in demands in large cities in Germany, including Berlin among inequalities in the sale of money, may demand housing costs in the coming year 

The government at the same time tries to reduce the number of market offers in rental leases, which has made the highest rise in demand for owners. We have seen many quick inquiries from Hong Kong consumers who keep warming on investing in Germany, purchasing base, based on basic market trends, and the prospect of gaining zero per cent tax rates under the line.

The government at the same time tries to reduce the number of market offers in lease, which has made the highest rise in demand for potential owners.

A new event, which has taken hold of Hong Kong's largest investment investors, is the micro-flats.

Throughout Europe, most people in larger cities are increasing by 1.5% per annum.

Likewise, young people, including new and new entrepreneurs who wish to live in big cities as a way of life, find interesting places because they are worried about leaving out and looking for new places to spend time in the house.