Many owners need additional money to make their homes more energy-efficient.
Munich Many homeowners feel a growing sense of uncertainty when thinking about the future of their home. The flood of news on the subject of real estate and energy-saving measures does not stop. The Federal Ministry of Economics wants to gradually phase out oil and gas heating. The European Union is planning to raise the minimum energy standards for buildings throughout Europe.
The material costs have risen sharply, and there is also a shortage of craftsmen. In this mixed situation, a number of owners are thinking about what tasks and, above all, what costs they will have to face in the next few years.
Henryk Seeger, Managing Director of the GNIW Society for Sustainable Real Estate Management, also notices how great the uncertainty is. The offers homeowners a so-called leaseback for their own property. The model is actually aimed at older owners who want to use the assets in the property in this way.
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