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Germany – Real Estate Horizon Scanner Winter 2025/2026
05 December 2025
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- Introduction
- Let’s Talk Brexit
- What does a Biden administration mean to U.S. real estate?
- Is real estate investment under threat?
- Everyone's talking about ESG, but what does it mean?
- PropTech by numbers
- Location, location, location
- Investing in U.K. real estate: ownership transparency
- Sovereign Wealth Funds invest into U.K. real estate through U.K. REITs
- Real estate innovation: the future of real estate
- Real estate trends in the U.S.
- The role of ESG in corporate governance
- Anti-money laundering in the U.S.
- The U.K. retail crisis
- Japanese knotweed: is Europe leading the way?
- New developments in German real estate
- Corporate criminal liability - Have you assessed the risk?
- Sustainability in Europe
- Serviced apartments: A new trend in the German hospitality market
- Are residential rent controls on the horizon for the UK?
- Drones for real estate: What you need to know
- Data breach and cyber security incident exposure in the European real estate industry
- Modern slavery in the contemporary world of business
- Motoring ahead with the electric vehicle revolution
- Agrarian land and its relevance in the development of real estate projects in Mexico
- The impact of Brexit on real estate
- Smart contracts
- The year of the dedicated property stock exchange?
- The power of the brand
- The changing landscape of real estate taxation in the UK, Germany, France, and the U.S.
- In the spotlight: student accommodation
- The new Opportunity Zone program
- Cyber security in real estate
- Tokenization of real estate
- Energy efficiency in Italy - state of the art
- Real estate debt funds: where are they now?
Is real estate investment under threat?
By Jane Dockeray, Ingrid Stables and Carola Houpst
Jane Dockeray, Ingrid Stables and Carola Houpst discuss new government scrutiny of foreign investment into the UK and the Netherlands and consider whether this will deter investors.
