German property market

Series: Financial Times ; 9 March 2001, 30(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Despite recent economic setbacks, Germany's domestic property market has started to draw in outside investors. Key factors for this sudden interest include the prospect for the restructuring of commercial property ownership and changes to the rigid tax structure in Germany.

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Despite recent economic setbacks, Germany's domestic property market has started to draw in outside investors. Key factors for this sudden interest include the prospect for the restructuring of commercial property ownership and changes to the rigid tax structure in Germany.

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