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@resjudicata I agree, that its not risk free, but so is the nature of investing. Regardless of country decrease and WFH culture I would always bet for major cities with growth potential attracting students, business and immigrations (both skilled and unskilled). It’s simply not sustainable that...

@chris1974 Thanks for sharing.

@gogogo Great input. How do you see Asia’s in this perspective where many of the larger metropolises are more recently developed

@exsoldier Great point of view regarding real returns on RE. One point that is missed in this equation is that access to leverage. As mortgages are easier and cheaper for most investors as you have hard collateral - again I’m comparing to other passive investment strategies for most...

@resjudicata RE in the long run I would assume is the same all though might not be correlated over an equal timespan. I don’t know the Germany RE market, but would bet that most western societies, after all the QE easing are bound to see inflation in which care RE values and your leverages will...

@resjudicata Would you not consider ETFs equally uncertain, based on the last few years of bull market determining the superior outcome you describe compared to RE?