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Risk is real. Not always obvious. Ronny Kazyska

The market is constantly changing. The right moment is not. Ronny Kazyska

Existing buildings require compromises. New construction brings clarity. Ronny Kazyska

The market does not have a capital problem. The market has a quality problem. Ronny Kazyska

The market rewards discipline. And corrects exaggerations. Ronny Kazyska

Every property has a price. But not every price has a market. Ronny Kazyska

Cash flow drives value. Ronny Kazyska

Supply decides. Ronny Kazyska

Cities do not stand still. Ronny Kazyska

As part of a BVS professional training session, the Frankfurt Valuation Committee presented key findings of the 2026 Real Estate Market Report to publicly appointed and certified valuation experts. Data over opinions. The foundation for robust valuations and investment decisions. Ronny Kazyska

Show your presence. Ronny Kazyska

Substance beats story. Ronny Kazyska

Substance beats story. Ronny Kazyska

The standards are high. Substance beats story. Ronny Kazyska

The year begins. Not with bold statements, but with the intention to observe carefully. I look forward to the conversations ahead. Ronny Kazyska

With a view of the magnificent Christmas tree in the Frankfurt Messeturm, I wish everyone a peaceful holiday season and a successful start to the new year.   Thank you for your trust and for the constructive collaboration over the past year. Ronny Kazyska

This week, I took the opportunity to reflect on my visit to the project developer Instone Real Estate Group SE at its Frankfurt office. As a member of the Committee on Urban Development and Housing of the Frankfurt Union, I participated in a municipal policy exchange in November, during which key issues related to housing construction, cost developments, and political framework conditions were openly discussed. In addition to Frankfurt Union politicians Dr. Albrecht Kochsiek

This week, I was at the Westend Tower in Frankfurt. Feldhoff & Cie. hosted the year-end event in collaboration with the Urban Land Institute (ULI) – a fitting conclusion to the year and an opportunity to reflect on current topics shaping our industry. For anyone who attends many real estate events, it quickly becomes clear which networks actually work and which do not. The ULI stood out to me in particular for its sustained level of activity. A decisive factor for becoming a

This week, the CDU's Economic Council in Hesse held an in-depth discussion on the housing crisis. While Frankfurt is home to the European Central Bank, the most significant monetary authority in Europe, many Hessian municipalities are struggling with empty coffers and insufficient funds to stimulate residential construction. Municipal budget expenditures are rising, and state allocations are being reduced. Demographic developments are intensifying the situation. Old-age pover

This week, I attended the 20th DVFA Real Estate Forum in Frankfurt. The conference is always an excellent opportunity to discuss current market trends and assessments with institutional real estate investors. As a DVFA member, I particularly appreciate this exchange. Capital market and real estate expertise come together here, enabling a well-founded perspective on market developments. Institutional real estate investors are currently facing several questions: adjustments to