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82 %

 

82 percent of Germans would like to live in an unusual place. This was the result of a representative study by the mortgage lender Interhyp. For example, 24 percent of those surveyed would like to live in a country house, a farmhouse, or a mill. A bungalow would be an option for 20 percent of Germans. This is not particularly surprising, as bungalows have experienced a small renaissance in recent years.

Fifteen percent of Germans dream of living in a penthouse. For another 13 percent, a loft, studio, or atelier would also be their dream property. Only one-tenth of Germans aspire to live in a villa, castle, manor house, or similar property.

 

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Harry Mohr

Certified Real Estate Economist (EIA)

Harry Mohr, author of this article

Harry Mohr

Certified Real Estate Economist (EIA)

 

Harry Mohr holds a degree in real estate management (EIA) and is the owner of Immobilien Kontor Saarlouis (IKS). As a DEKRA-certified real estate appraiser and certified property manager, he provides his clients and colleagues with sound expertise in all areas of real estate marketing, valuation, and management.