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The real estate market is a crucial part of the global economy. Residential real estate provides housing while also helping individuals and families build wealth. By providing offices, industrial, logistics, and retail space, the commercial real estate market serves a vital role in the development of the economy. As a form of investment, real estate generates cash flow by collecting rent from tenants. The value of properties and rents tend to increase over time, making real estate a hedge against inflation. Though the market is not immune to bubbles such as the notorious subprime mortgage crisis in the U.S. between 2007 and 2010, real estate is considered a stable asset class. The performance of the sector is heavily influenced by the cost and availability of mortgage lending. During the coronavirus pandemic, the global housing market grew substantially, fueled by low mortgage rates. However, as bank rates started to rise in response to inflation the market started to cool off.
Real estate is private property in the form of buildings and land that can be used for residential or commercial purposes. Residential real estate includes single-family and attached houses, as well as apartments and condominiums. Commercial real estate refers to offices, industrial and logistic facilities, retail, and hospitality properties.
In this section, Statista provides the most relevant and up-to-date data on the financing, selling, and renting of real estate. Among the key market indicators are mortgage advances, house prices, rents, vacancies, take-up, investment volumes, market leaders, and digital innovation.
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