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Wüest Partner acquired Paris-based Homadata, making Paris its 10th location.

Volker Ottenströer joined Wüest & Partner as head of their new Hamburg office, expanding their real estate analysis presence in Germany.

Rental prices are rising sharply in Düsseldorf's surrounding areas while purchase prices for condominiums are generally falling, with significant regional variations.

Swiss real estate prices have steadily increased but face potential 10% corrections due to regulatory changes, economic factors, and demographic shifts.

Stuttgart's outskirts experience rising rents and population growth alongside falling property purchase prices, with Korntal-Münchingen leading in market strength.

Swiss real estate prices have risen steadily but face regulatory and economic risks that could moderate growth or cause moderate corrections.

Swiss rental prices are beginning to stabilize despite record property prices and supply shortages, according to Wüest Partner.

Wüest Partner recommends office investors focus on selected B- and C-tier German cities like Regensburg and Karlsruhe for better risk-adjusted returns.

Wüest Partner helped a new school in Cologne-Deutz achieve DGNB Platinum certification for sustainability.

Wüest Partner's Pflegeheim-Atlas 2025 highlights growing demand and investment focus on quality nursing home real estate driven by location and ESG factors.

Jan Bärthel, formerly a senior executive at Wüest Partner, joined Enerprice AG's Board to support its strategic growth in energy services.

Jan Bärthel, ex-Wüest Partner real estate expert, joins Enerprice AG's board to support its strategic development.

Wüest Partner integrated ZIA sustainability KPIs into its ESG rating to standardize real estate ESG reporting and improve data exchange among stakeholders.

Wüest Partner integrated ZIA sustainability KPIs into its RE ESG Plus Rating to standardize ESG reporting and improve real estate asset evaluation.

Slowing employment growth in Switzerland is dampening office space demand, with new construction focused on data centers and rents rising unevenly across regions.

Wüest Partner recommends office investors focus on mid-sized cities like Regensburg and Karlsruhe for favorable risk-return in real estate.

Bérengère Oster is stepping down as Managing Director of Wüest Partner France after less than a year in the role.

Bérengère Oster is stepping down as Managing Director of Wüest Partner France after less than a year in the role.

Mietpreise im Münchener Umland steigen schneller als in der Stadt, während Kaufpreise für Eigentum deutlich fallen, mit Grünwald und Feldkirchen als Spitzenstandorte.

Nico Müller joins Wüest Partner's executive management to lead the Real Estate Experts division, succeeding Gino Fiorentin.