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Jan 16, 2025

REPOSITIONING: WHICH REAL ESTATE REUSE MAKES SENSE?

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REPOSITIONING: WHICH REAL ESTATE REUSE MAKES SENSE?

In today's podcast episode, we want to deal with one of the trending topics of recent years: repositioning. Together with Andreas Völker and Christian Hotz, we clarify why this topic is currently so relevant and which subsequent use actually makes sense. Of course, concrete examples should not be missing. So stay tuned and have fun with the episode.

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