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1<br />
I am an optimistic person - despite Omikron<br />
- very optimistic. The vaccinations and<br />
increasing immunizations will have their<br />
effect, so the pandemic should also fade<br />
into the background during <strong>2022</strong>. Housing<br />
will probably remain the investors‘ favorite<br />
asset class.<br />
3<br />
Karin Fuhrmann,<br />
TPA Steuerberatung<br />
Environmental and pandemic risks will certainly be reflected in risk premiums. The<br />
question of rising interest rates is difficult to answer. Since inflation has recently<br />
increased substantially and is far from the two percent target, it cannot be ruled<br />
out that interest rates will rise moderately if the ECB does not get inflation under<br />
control in some other way.<br />
2<br />
COVID-19 has undoubtedly led to one or the<br />
other lower valuation in 2020. One could<br />
see this especially in the valuation results of<br />
listed companies. Since many companies have<br />
managed the pandemic quite well so far thanks<br />
to government subsidies, this effect will probably<br />
be less pronounced in the 20<strong>21</strong> balance sheets<br />
or already eliminated altogether. ESG will<br />
put older properties in particular under some<br />
pressure in the valuations, as the environmental<br />
requirements are not as well represented as in the<br />
case of new buildings, which were already able to<br />
pay particular attention to climate neutrality in<br />
the planning stages. In addition, correspondingly<br />
„green“ properties will be in greater demand from<br />
institutional investors, which will have a positive<br />
impact on value and valuation.<br />
4<br />
Climate neutrality and resource conservation are certainly topics that have recently<br />
moved decidedly into focus and will remain significant. Real estate developers have<br />
already adapted quite well to this. I expect to see a further surge in innovation here.<br />
The question of the workplace after the pandemic will likely still occupy us in <strong>2022</strong> and<br />
demand flexible solutions from employers.<br />
5<br />
Since the topics of ESG and renewable energies<br />
are very close to my heart, I will actively<br />
work to ensure that TPA expands its range of<br />
consulting services even further and that small<br />
and medium-sized companies will also be able<br />
to address this issue at a reasonable cost.<br />
<strong>MIPIM</strong> | <strong>2022</strong><br />
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