In 2019, there was great hope that Christine Lagarde would be the ECB president after a long period of low interest rates with a gift for savers. However, the longed-for turnaround in interest rates failed to materialize. For many investors, the interest in “concrete gold” as an attractive investment product therefore appears to be almost without alternative.

The extremely high demand for real estate is reflected in the record transaction volume of EUR 91.3 billion (including living) in 2019. However, the continuing high level of interest in real estate in Germany presents industry players with numerous challenges: What does the record year mean, eleven years after “Lehman”? Is there an adequate range of real estate to satisfy investors’ appetites? What trends are emerging on the real estate markets? And how do prominent players in the sectors position themselves in view of the current market environment?

As part of an exclusive round of talks, we want to discuss these questions with successful real estate experts. Afterwards we look forward to an informal exchange with you at the new JLL headquarters in Germany.