BVS training on the Frankfurt real estate market
- Ronny Kazyska
- Feb 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 9
Further training is an integral part of every qualified valuer's work. Due to my certification as a valuation expert with the Anhalt State University and the HypZert banking initiative, I am obliged to provide evidence of at least 24 hours of specialized training every year. As a member of the Bundesverband öffentlich bestellter und vereidigter sowie qualifizierter Sachverständiger (BVS), I have the opportunity to regularly take part in further training events.
This week, the Hessian real estate valuation division of the BVS, headed by Franziska Rost-Wolf, invited its members to a specialized group event in the "Haus des Handwerks" of the Frankfurt-Rhein-Main Chamber of Crafts. After a specialist lecture on damage assessment, the focus was on the new market data from the City of Frankfurt's expert committee, which was presented by Christine Helbach, Chairwoman of the City of Frankfurt's expert committee.
Here are a few results that I can share publicly:
- Multiplier for apartment buildings: 2024 Ø 22.5 (2021: Ø 33.0)
- Turnover of apartment buildings: increased from € 498 million (2023) to € 765 million (2024)
- Commercial real estate turnover: increased from € 648 million (2023) to € 876 million (2024)
- Office properties: moderate growth from € 400 million (2023) to € 500 million (2024), € 2.1 billion (2021)
- Share of large transactions of € 10 million or more in the number of commercial real estate transactions only 3%
- Standard land values 2024-2025: office use in the banking district and multi-story residential construction Ø -10% each
It should be noted with regard to these figures that the expert committee only analyzes data on asset deals. Transactions via share deals are not included in the calculations.



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