Market Survey

Commercial Property Top 7
Locations: Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne| Bonn, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich.

A number of important export-oriented branches of the German industry had to deal with a difficult market environment in 2019, while the general economic situation weakened. The take-up of space decreased in a few of the top 7 logistics regions Hamburg, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Munich. Nevertheless, with around 2.6 million m² taken up, the previous year’s result was outperformed slightly.

The industrial market report of Grossmann & Berger in Hamburg assesses turnover of industrial premises by size, sector and sub-market, and analyses premium and average rents. We also keep you up-to-date on major leases and purchases by well-known companies.

The office market report of Grossmann & Berger in Hamburg gives you a quarterly analysis of office space turnover by size and industry, of premium and average rents and of vacancy rates. It also provides forecasts regarding office completions. All statistics are available at sub-market level.

The investment market report of Grossmann & Berger in Hamburg keeps you informed on current developments on the commercial property market in Hamburg. It provides information on transaction volumes by property type, on investor and vendor groups, and on the development of returns.

Greif & Contzen presents its latest report of Cologne’s office space market: take-up of space is once again increasing, while the COVID-19 pandemic gives rise to structural changes

The office market report of E & G Real Estate in Stuttgart gives you a quarterly analysis of office space turnover by size and industry, of premium and average rents and of vacancy rates. It also provides forecasts regarding office completions.

A total transaction volume of around EUR 5.3 billion was realised in Cologne’s real estate investment market in 2020. Across all real estate segments, this corresponds to a decrease of EUR 1.2 billion compared to 2019. However, in their latest market report, the property experts of Greif & Contzen point out that this year-on-year decline by around 18 percent cannot be attributed entirely to the COVID-19 pandemic. After all, a record-breaking result had been achieved in 2019.