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In the current standpoint, Jonas Kubon explains why and how churches can keep their commercial real estate portfolios in particular in balance between social, ecclesiastical and economic goals.
The ECB is leaving interest rates stable and is waiting because of geopolitical risks. Financial markets are reacting moderately, with long-term interest rates rising only slightly. For real estate, this means stability for the time being with an increased risk level.
Prof. Dr. Tobias Just, FRICS, in IREBS Viewpoint No. 149 about the local peculiarities of the real estate markets and the need to regularly review habitual thought patterns, because each cycle is a little different in each city.
Statement by Prof. Dr. Steffen Sebastian, Chair of Real Estate Finance, IREBS Institute for Real Estate Economics, University of Regensburg on the interest rate decision of the European Central Bank.
Statement by Prof. Dr. Steffen Sebastian, Chair of Real Estate Finance, IREBS Institute for Real Estate Economics, University of Regensburg, on the ECB's interest rate decision.
The holiday season has been the best time to get involved with retail for decades, as a large part of annual sales are now accounted for by the Christmas business.
In the USA, the central bank is lowering key interest rates to stimulate the economy. This fuels discussions about whether the Fed is still acting independently or has already been manipulated by Trump. Meanwhile, the ECB is sticking to its course of interest rate stability – and that's a good thing.
The presentation shows the economic problems of the industry, but even more clearly the different structural aspects. And here there are noticeable differences. There are expected winners and laggards and two clear signs of hope.
Open-ended real estate funds are currently being viewed critically by the press and consumer advocates. Above all, the ongoing net outflows of almost all funds are the subject of discussion.
This year's report on commercial real estate financing, the German Debt Project, makes it clear that 2025 will not bring a sudden turn for the better, but a gradual revival, albeit unevenly strong according to market segments.
Prof. Dr. Mathias Hellriegel in the IREBS position on upcoming changes, the significance for housing construction, upcoming challenges and positive impulses for the industry.
Artificial intelligence has found its way into our everyday work. The next step is already in preparation: AI agents who will automate processes for us. The real estate industry must deal with these developments.
IRE|BS Viewpoint No. 142 by Attorney-at-Law, Dr. jur. Leopold Winkler with an in-depth look at the effects of the coalition agreement for real estate law and the real estate industry.
IRE|BS Standpunkt No. 141 by Prof. Dr. Tobias Just, FRICS, University of Regensburg and IRE|BS Real Estate Academy, with an outlook on the challenges and prospects for retail real estate.
