Bücher von Marvin Greim

Seminar paper from the year 2018 in the subject Economics - Case Scenarios, grade: 1,3, University of Applied Sciences Aschaffenburg, language: English, abstract: This assignment examines the office market in Budapest. It will mainly focus on the usage of a scoring model to view and evaluate the office market from many different perspectives. In the end, one final score will represent the whole office market in Budapest in terms of its attractiveness for investments into Real Estate. In the period of low interest rates, the worldwide capital markets are flooded. To avoid that inflation lowers the value of capital, investors are forced to invest their money instead of putting it in savings books. The investment class ¿Real Estate¿ became a popular alternative to investing in bonds and stocks. Especially many institutional investors e.g. banks and pension funds have entered these Real Estate markets with large amounts of capital to invest. However, the financial crisis in 2009 illustrated how risky investments in these markets can be. Therefore, investors are trying to spread their investments over different regions and markets to minimize the unsystematic risk of total loss of capital when investing in only one region or one market (e.g. currency decreases, natural catastrophes). By searching for new markets, the Eastern European countries attract many investors with promising yields. One of these markets is the office market in Budapest which is often waived but contains yields of more than 6%.

Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2017 im Fachbereich BWL - Offline-Marketing und Online-Marketing, Note: 1,3, Hochschule Aschaffenburg, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: This assignment examines the German market for student housing. It will define student housing itself as well as different types and will mainly focus on the development of the student housing market in the past, its current situation and the future forecast. In the period of low interest rates, real estate has become a popular alternative to investing into stocks and other investments. The real estate investment market is well known for its classical core asset classes of-fice, industrial, retail and residential. However, there are still many non-core asset classes which are known as niche sectors.For the last few years one of these niche sectors, known as ¿student housing¿, has increased in popularity in the German investment market. Student housing became one of the most popular non-core asset classes due to the increasing number of students and a bottleneck in the devel-opment pipeline, which resulted in a distinct need for student accommodation in recent years. Investors are especially attracted to the common view of low risks due to high demand and the scarcity of suitable sites in cities and the good yield prospects. Furthermore, political interventions such as rent capping limit and rent control, which were introduced in recent years, have shown no effect on the growth of rents. As a result, rents in student housing are permanently rising. However, it seems as if the student housing market will face some challenges in the future which could lead to a decrease in popularity.