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15.11.2019 - Studies

Q3-2019: Real estate has come up trumps

by Philipp Immenkötter

At the end of the third quarter, prices for the assets of private German households had risen by +2.9% year-on-year. A continuous rise in real estate prices is responsible for this development. Both, the development of asset prices in the cross-section of net wealth and in the cross-section of age, show that households that own real estate benefit most from asset price inflation. Households without real estate ownership, on the other hand, are losing out.

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