Exhibition review – class instead of mass which already announced in the run-up to the fair, were confirmed in their history: the property & housing changed. The summary is less exhibitors, fewer visitors, but more quality. Approximately 15% less exhibition space was booked. But not the stands of the exhibitors were small, but whose number was reduced accordingly, especially on pages of the builders. This is to a large extent, that many projects are also sold, implemented and completed, but new construction is not in sight, in Munich just larger areas for development are increasingly scarce. Without object offer a participation at the fair just does not make sense. Visitor numbers remained at compared with the last three exhibition dates consistently to the 5,500, a decrease of approximately 15% to approx.

4,700 visitors was also here. Our opinion, seeing people remained simply”away, that without concrete cause through the corridors strolled, without explicit acquisition or sales intentions. And that would we be understood also as a compliment for our customers. Because, unlike the others, we have neither reason nor reason to complain. Through the Bank, our booth on all three days of the exhibition was visited good to very good. For our internal statistics of visitors for our booth we recorded no decline in, rather on the contrary. The structure of visitors, compared to the last two fairs had changed but. Investors there represented a considerable potential, who were looking for a property for own use outweighed now.

This is the first, triggered by the financial crisis, demand curve is covered, and investors again more selective search. Generally once again increased the demand quality is but definitely. The visitors were very precise, concrete and realistic ideas about use, type, size and nature of this real estate, as well as about their situation and demands on the environment, as also the own budget framework, including already tranquil purchase price financing. The visitors used intensive our extensive and attractive range of both displayed on the posters, as well as our slide show, as well as the possibilities of online research on our workstations. The initial information was deepened through detailed informative talks with our brokers.

What state are the flats the greatest? In the year 2009 (stand: 31.12.2009) there was a total 39 390 468 apartments, in Germany of 30 690 007 apartments accounted for by the former Federal territory and 8 700 461 on the new Lander and Berlin. There are no surprises on the population. This amounted to 65 541 million in the former Federal territory and 16 461 million in the new Lander and Berlin. The total population in Germany amounted to 82,02 million inhabitants. Comparing the number of apartments with the population level, an average of 2.08 household members per apartment is.

In the old Lander, it is slightly above the national average (2.13 people per apartment). In the new Lander and Berlin live on average 1.9 persons in an apartment. The most populous countries were in 2009 as in the previous years North Rhine-Westphalia, Bavaria and Baden-Wurttemberg. The propping up Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Saarland and Bremen. The number of apartments behaves in the Lander largely proportional to the number of inhabitants. This means that the States with the highest population recorded the highest number of apartments.

The exception is Saxony-Anhalt and Brandenburg. Live in Brandenburg some 240 000 more people than in Saxony-Anhalt, but there are about 200 000 apartments less. The average living space is 86.6 square meters each apartment in Germany. In the former Federal territory it is 90.3 square meters, in the new Lander and Berlin at an average 73.3 m. 17 square feet of living space available, are the inhabitants of the former Federal territory sums in their homes an average which is about the size of a room. The most generous apartments of in Germany are located in Rhineland-Palatinate, followed by the Saarland. Here, the average square footage is 98.8 m m or 97.6 m. Other federal countries with a living area of about 90 m are in descending order: Lower Saxony, Bavaria, Baden-Wuerttemberg and Hesse – all States on the former Federal territory. The lowest average square footage amounts to 70 m and is listed for Saxony. In City-States, where the living room due to the limited space and some relatively high number of inhabitants (Berlin) is limited, reached the number of square metres on average not of 77 m (Bremen). The average area apartments in Hamburg is 72.3 m and apartments in Berlin expect m with 70.4 m. A total 3.5 billion square meters of living space available were in the year 2009 in Germany. 2.7 billion m of which accounted for the former Federal territory and 6.4 billion square meters in the new Lander and Berlin. The inhabitants of the Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia had m 2009 with a total 7.16 billion more living space than the inhabitants of Berlin, Saxony, Thuringia, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Saxony-Anhalt together (6.4 billion square meters). Saarland, the State in which the apartments are the greatest according to Rhineland-Palatinate, had about 5 million m Of living space, with which it is in this category between Hamburg and Bremen. In conclusion, it can be said that the apartments in the former Federal territory are larger on average than in the new Lander and Berlin. Among them, the apartments in the South of Germany – with the exception of Lower Saxony – are generally greater than in the remaining Federal territory. Who is nationwide apartment search and would like to increase his chances on a larger apartment, should look to the South, and in Lower Saxony, Germany.

“Hamburg apartment where still real estate available in Trier shortages move stop meant expensive rental” in Hamburg, the Hanseatic City of Hamburg is plagued with housing shortage. There are still free real estate for rent in Trier. Statistical data show: the Hamburger no longer move. The number of Ummeldungen in the city dropped by the enormous number of 16,000 operations between 2004 and 2009. Due to the moving decline mainly due to the steadily increasing in the past years rents. Currently, the price per square meter is already at 10.25 euros. Often, the income for the maintenance of a larger apartment is no longer sufficient.

The hamburger in your previous homes remain. Moreover a generally to existing housing shortage in the city. Above all, apartments with a size between 50 and 70 square meters to a good rental price are a rarity. For singles, it is therefore particularly difficult to find a suitable apartment to the affordable rent. Experts say lack of about 5,000 apartments in this form. The city development authority is already alerted and responded.

You promoting the construction of two and two and a half rooms now. Previously, accommodation for families were increasingly promoted. In other cities such as in Trier, as there is no housing shortage. Real estate agents in Trier offer a wide selection of rental properties. Motivations for moving within the city are in younger people in particular the desire for a better home environment and a change in the personal and / or professional life situation. This is confirmed by a demography monitor, F + B were established by the Institute shows that a migration in districts such as winter dogs, Barmbek-Nord, Eimsbuttel, which mostly are populated from – to 30-year, much higher than in districts, which increasingly with older people and is Rahlstedt, however, remain population stable. They are predominantly populated by families and many homes are privately owned.