If you chart property price trends in various
locations of Berlin, the currently hot investment destination in Europe, you
can interpret trends and make an informed choice as to the location where
yields may be the highest.
Take Adlershof as an example. Prices have been
showing huge dips and peaks since 2009 with a pronounced upswing from June 2012
onwards. Prices dipped sharply in or around January but rebounded to a peak in
April. However, prices have not gone beyond the maximum of 2200. Interpretation
is that it is not wise to invest since prices are high and unless there is a
breakout, you may have to sit on the investment for quite some time.
The Biesdorf area pricing chart is somewhat more
interesting in that after a low in middle of 2010, prices have been rising
steadily and are still on the up with trend line indicating still higher
pricing indicated by head and shoulders formation of last quarter of 2013.
Inference is that investment here will yield a nice but not quantum returns.
In comparison, the chart for Mitte, the central area
of Berlin, shows a peak breaching 11000 sometime around the last quarter of
2013 followed by a sharp dip to below the 4000 mark. This is tantalizing in
that property is scarce in Mitte and investors may possibly have to sit it out
before prices reach the 11000 mark.
However, it is the prime area so simply going by the chart that shows a
sharp downtrend and refraining from investing here may not be an absolutely
smart thing to.
The point of this exercise is that there are other
factors other than charts influencing investment strategies. Investment
strategies in Berlin
real estate by Gate Berlin are more refined and encompass
various factors while fine tuning them to your objectives so get started at the
right place and grow your wealth.
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