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Monthly Archives: December 2011
No Euro Crisis in Germany
Germany has the financial clout, keeps on shopping Germany looks to be in the best position of all of European countries, so they do not worry about the crisis. Germany is the only country with the financial clout to rescue … Continue reading
German business upbeat on 2012 prospects
German companies expect more investment and job creation in 2012 in spite of the pervasive economic uncertainty in the eurozone, according to a survey of the corporate sector. The relatively upbeat mood highlighted by the DIHK, the German chamber … Continue reading
German economy in downright robust form: Minister
The German economy is starting the new year in “downright robust” form, Economy Minister Philipp Roesler said in a newspaper interview Tuesday. “Our economy is downright robust, even if the environment, both at an international and a European level, has … Continue reading
German Minister Rejects Calls to Cut Solar Power Subsidies
Dec. 16 (Bloomberg) — German Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen rejected Economy Ministry calls to cut renewable energy subsidies in one of the biggest markets for the industry, saying it would hurt the nation’s goal of transforming its power use. “It … Continue reading
Berlin moves up on Europe’s more lauded capitals
The appeal of property in Germany’s premier city is outstripping London and Paris “Berlin property tends to offer much more,” Mr Upson added. This is attracting buyers, according to Nicolas Jeissing, the managing director of Engel & Volkers. He said: … Continue reading
New photos added to buyberlin flickr group
Images of one of our propertiers currently available. Five-story front house with right and left wings, plus attic with total of 36 apartments. Most of the units have been modernized with granite bathrooms, www.buyberlin.co.uk/property_details.php?PropertyID=266 Ebersstraße is a quiet residential street … Continue reading
German Economy’s Good Performance Being Closely Studied
As economists wait with bated breath for concrete action to prevent the crisis in the euro zone from spreading across the countries of Europe, German industry showed underlying strength as unemployment in Germany fell more than had been forecast. The … Continue reading
German Property Prices Up
Pressure caused by the Eurozone crisis has been chipping away at Germany’s reliably robust economic growth, but the turndown has so far failed to have a noticeably negative impact on the country’s housing market. Reports at the end of the … Continue reading
Germany, France lead euro-zone retailing pickup
LONDON — Retail sales in the 17 countries that use the euro improved in October, led by increased sales in Germany and France, despite the ongoing debt crisis which is threatening to strangle economic growth as soon as the fourth … Continue reading
Old Berlin is history; this is a city reborn
BERLIN — More than any other place in Europe, Berlin is a work in progress. Over the last two decades, ripped-up tracks and a canopy of cranes have signaled its rebirth as a great city. If you haven’t been here … Continue reading