The supply of residential property on the German market is recording growth. As eXp Germany reports in its latest Home Seller Activity Index, the total volume of properties for sale nationwide has risen by 4.1 per cent. The survey continuously analyses sales activity across the market for houses and flats.
Growth in supply in 13 of 16 federal states
The increase in listings is not limited to a few submarkets, but extends across the majority of the Federal Republic. According to the latest figures, more houses and flats are up for sale in 13 of the 16 federal states compared to the previous survey. This evaluation illustrates a broad revival in sales activity on the part of owners.
This development is evident in both the house and flat segments. For prospective buyers, the nationwide rise of 4.1 per cent expands the selection of available properties compared to the previous survey, when market supply stood at a lower level.
Results of the Home Seller Activity Index
The index published by eXp Germany serves as an indicator of property owners' willingness to sell across the country. The fact that thirteen federal states show an expansion in the stock of properties for sale underlines a visible nationwide trend. In only three federal states was no growth in sale listings registered compared to the previous measurement.
The latest data document a shift in the relationship between willingness to sell and market volume. The nationwide increase of 4.1 per cent provides market participants with reliable guidance regarding current supply trends in the German residential property sector.
