Every man for himself who can in the real estate business, the scenario for the real estate business is very good. The debt and the banking crisis strengthen the investment in real estate. Also lives until now only about half of all private households in your own four walls. In comparison with the other EU Member States, it is clear that Germany alone represents the tail end with a residential owner ratio of 43 percent. But the market for real estate and mortgage lending has changed markedly in Germany. This concerns the housing situation as well as the method of financing. Move the messages for several years: the debt or the banking crisis strengthen the investment in real estate. And the current discussions on the euro bailout including leverage will hardly shrink this run. There is also the normal business of real estate. So far, only about half of all private households in your own four walls lives. In comparison with the other EU Member States, it is clear that Germany a 43 percent lonely residential owners rate the Represents the tail light. According to national building society in new residential construction is a significant revival. The still favourable developments on the labour market, capital market interest rates still low, the still comparatively cheap object prices, gradual intervention are causes of this”the Riester promotion for homeowners as well as just the increased use of real estate as an investment. The number of building permits could rise up to 215,000 units this year. A continuing interest is however also the homeowner in grown structures. The traditionally strong demand will rise for used objects according to the experts. The General growth in the real estate markets show that there is great interest in real estate as an investment. Regularly, the Germans will be interviewed by TNS in savings behavior. The surveys in March and June 2010 were still marked by the uncertainty of savers after the first financial crisis, their duration and implications for Individuals are hardly or not at all to assess.