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Almost every second household owns a property

In Germany, every second household own property. Most people have a house, condominiums are owned by 14 percent. Almost every second household could call the

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Almost every second household owns a property

In Germany, every second household own property. Most people have a house, condominiums are owned by 14 percent.

Almost every second household could call the beginning of 2018 in Germany at least a property of his Own. The Federal Statistical office cited a value of 48 percent.

In this case, the detached house remains the most common Form of real estate ownership. So 31 percent of the households possessed at the beginning of last year, a single-family home. 14 percent owned condominiums and five percent two-family houses.

The most common Form of real estate ownership, the single family house.

Vacant land (four per cent), other buildings (four percent), and multi-family houses (two per cent) were among the rarer forms of real estate property in private households. Multiple answers were possible.

The more people living in a household, the more likely the property was available there. The owner of the share of households increases with a minimum of four members to 71 percent, while in the case of the single house, only 31 percent of real estate property keep had.

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