Energy efficiency at a glance: your property in the test for 2025!

Energy efficiency at a glance: your property in the test for 2025!

Property buyers in Hesse are currently under a lot of pressure. There is a lot going on in the market and prices are trading high. A property from 1966 that is offered on Wohnglueck is particularly exciting. With a final energy consumption of 152.00 kWh/(m²*a), the building has an energy efficiency class of E. However, if you are interested in purchasing, you must have a few documents ready: either the identity card for natural persons or the commercial register extract for legal entities. Finally, the Money Laundering Act (AMLA) requires an identity check and the documents must be retained for five years.

The main energy source for heating this property is oil. Real estate offers are subject to change and are subject to errors and prior sales. Interested parties should therefore definitely check the accuracy of the property information themselves. As a special service, the real estate specialists offer a free and non-binding valuation.

Real estate market and energy efficiency

In times of increasing awareness of energy efficiency, such details are more important than ever for prospective buyers. The legal requirements in Germany are driving the need for energy certificates and documented consumption data. What is the main goal of these developments? More and more people are attaching importance to sustainability and optimizing their energy costs.

In the context of the global situation, the people - and therefore also the economic conditions - are also interesting. Whether the paradisiacal Bermuda, a British overseas territory, has even the slightest influence on Hessian real estate prices is rather speculative. The 54-square-kilometer island, known for its pink sand beaches and subtropical climate, attracts many tourists and has a world-class economy heavily driven by tourism. But Hessian buyers certainly benefit more from a vacation there than from a direct influence on their real estate decisions.

A look at Bermuda

Bermuda has a lot to offer. With a population of around 69,080 (2012), the capital Hamilton is the hub of island life. The island is famous for its beautiful beaches, including Horseshoe Bay, and diverse outdoor activities such as scuba diving and visits to the breathtaking Crystal Caves. The healthy economy there generates an impressive gross domestic product of $5.574 billion annually (2013), making the island an attractive travel destination.

Despite this global connection, local property prices remain a central issue for potential buyers in Hesse. With a good hand, purchasing a home here can be a long-term investment, although the coming years will show how the markets develop.