Thomas Aigner criticizes the "Rent Monitor" planned by Munich as a disservice to tenants. The tool causes costs, scares off investors, does not create living space and shifts rentals "under the table". He calls for a stop to subsidies and speed up SEM.
GlobalData sees France facing a stress test: Increasing nuclear power production and growing renewables require more storage, flexibility and backup, as well as market-driven incentives. Coal phase-out by 2027, SMRs, grid expansion and storage are considered the keys to security of supply.
Housing projects with state subsidies can offer investors attractive framework conditions. In view of the considerable excess demand on the major German housing markets, this segment is likely to offer potential for many years to come.
GreenPlaces Deutschland Asset Management GmbH has acquired a plot of land for the construction of 30 modular commercial units in Denkendorf. Construction is scheduled to start in mid-2026, with an investment volume of around ten million euros.
