Where does the market stand — and what does that mean for your project?
Official data, clearly explained: ECB rates, the daily Bund leading indicator (Bundesbank) and the BIS price cycle since 1970 — national (Germany), per asset class. Every figure with source and date — indicative, not an appraisal.
Market cap rate vs. financing costs — positive = leverage works.
Mortgage rate not available.
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Key rates of the major central banks (verified 06/2026).
ECB live (ECB Data Portal); other central banks indicative (BIS CBPOL, as of 06/2026).
Bund data is loading server-side — once the cache is filled, the daily series appears here.
Calculated: mortgage rate = monthly average (ECB MIR), Bund = same-day — the margin is an approximation across two time levels.
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| Nominal YoY ⓘ | — |
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| Index nom. / real ⓘ | — |
Named weights, reviewable — no black box. Every figure carries source, date and confidence; the distribution is calibrated (dominant phase instead of false certainty).
What does this mean for your property?
Apply the market situation to your specific property — yield, cash flow, IRR and exit in the Object Analysis.
All figures are indicative and model-based — not an appraisal under § 194 BauGB, not investment, tax or legal advice and no recommendation to buy or sell. Results are based on your inputs and documented model assumptions; source and date are shown for every figure, heuristics/phases are marked as a model.