Week in review: A view of the German market from Zurich | 10-2025
- Ronny Kazyska

- Oct 4
- 1 min read
This week, I spent two days in Zurich. I am currently working with German developers who are looking for specific buyers and investors for their residential and commercial projects in metropolitan areas and university cities. In addition to approaching investors in Germany, I am also holding talks abroad.
Part of my stay also took me to a member event of the Urban Land Institute (ULI) at the Zurich Insurance Group's headquarters. Switzerland's largest insurer is located on the Quai Zurich Campus. The campus was expanded in accordance with modernization concepts until 2021, combining historic building structures with innovative architecture and sustainable design principles.
Swiss investors are closely following developments in Germany. Following the market correction, they recognize a normalization that opens up new opportunities. Germany remains a stable market with long-term potential. Investments are made selectively. The focus is on quality.
My assessment
From discussions with Swiss market participants, interest in the German real estate market remains strong. Many investors appreciate Germany's market structure, transparency, and economic stability. This reliability remains a key argument for many Swiss investors. The German real estate market is therefore seen as a logical addition to domestic portfolios. Selection criteria have become more stringent, and due diligence more thorough. Quality, location, and sustainability are now more critical than ever.





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