The new 'Renewables Report Germany 2025' by Wüest Partner shows that 61% of net electricity in the first half of 2025 will come from renewable energies. Rooftop photovoltaic systems are crucial for the energy transition, while challenges such as overloaded grids remain.
The new three SFDR product categories mark a real system change: instead of Art. 8/9 labels, which are susceptible to interpretation, there are now clear, quantitative criteria for transition, ESG basics and sustainable products – each with 70 percent minimum quotas and defined exclusions. ...
Wüest Partner examines 23 cities and municipalities in the Cologne area. Asking rents will increase by an average of 18 percent between the third quarter of 2022 and the third quarter of 2025.
The market is growing, but remains selective: stable demand meets limited supply. The decisive factors for rent levels and yield potential are location, furnishings and service concept.
Wüest Partner expects an additional demand of up to 145,937 nursing home places by 2040. Nursing homes with good location factors and good operator quality or creditworthiness are once again becoming the focus of investors.
What will become of the office in a time marked by home office, ESG regulations and economic uncertainty? In an interview with Wüest Partner, Emanuel Coskun, Senior Managing Director at Hines Germany, gives an assessment of the future of the office markets in Germany.
Wüest Partner analyzes 25 cities and municipalities around Stuttgart. Asking rents rise by an average of 14.0 percent – housing in Sindelfingen is the most expensive, in Aichwald the cheapest.
The ECB is leaving the key interest rate at 2.00 percent, signaling that it is waiting for the time being. It is likely to be a well-chosen period for a pause in interest rate cuts after the ECB reaches the neutral range of its monetary policy in June 2025...
