Oerter Christopher Yvo Primary Author mixed material bibliography Unite States Springer 2013 en English

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550 p; ils; Real Estate in Germany in the context of public policy, is from its sheer magnitude a topic of utmost relevance to government, economy, society as well as to property researchers in general and especially urban economists. Hardly any industry is larger in Germany than the real estate industry, which is, depending on the definition, the largest of all sectors with more than 50 per cent of all loans secured by real estate and of the app. 10 bn. EUR of private German total assets, 55 per cent allocated to property, thereof 65 per cent to residential property. As these facts are hardly known to the public, the finance crisis (which had been caused by the subprime crisis with its catalyst of the residential market of the United States) has presented to a broad audience since 2007, which leading role real estate plays by having severe primary effects as well as subsequent secondary and tertiary effects. The reason for this is that real estate serves in the world’s leading countries as the dominant, nearly non-substitutable collateral in the private and public debt business and, thus, connects private and public debt and equity markets. Public administration 353 9783658115531(eBook Perpustakaan Universitas Prof.DR. Moestopo (Beragama) Open Source Library Management System e-book001 49615 2021-04-05 17:08:47 2021-04-05 17:09:33 machine generated