Real estate bubble

When someone talks about a real estate bubble, they're talking about speculation and the fact that real estate prices are being artificially inflated — in other words, properties are far too expensive. But if buyers are willing to pay the inflated price, you may feel like a real estate bubble is developing. And of course, there are also regions in which this truly is the case. But don't let sweeping generalizations freak you out.

In general, demand for real estate rises more strongly than supply. That alone is a driving force behind prices. In addition, construction costs also increase as a result of inflation. And that means that real estate prices go up as well. So don't let the real estate bubble dissuade you from buying real estate as an investment. A closer look at a few basic conditions will enable you to make an excellent investment.

To help you decide where to buy a home, you have us. We look closely at the regions and the population growth and search for markets and properties where the supply will remain lower than the demand in the medium term. So you can be sure that you are not taking an unnecessary risk with any property you find on our website.

We also discuss this topic in detail in our podcast. Have a listen: