If Germans had to decide on a sustainable investment and retirement provision, most would choose real estate. This is the result of a recent population survey commissioned by Pangea Life from the market research institute YouGov. Respondents had to decide whether they would be most likely to invest in real estate, energy or technology. 26 percent chose real estate, 24 percent energy and 19 percent technology.
"Sustainable living and the climate-neutral future of our cities are topics that move people in view of the housing shortage, steadily rising rents and the simultaneously increasingly visible effects of climate change in our cities," says Daniel Regensburger, Managing Director of Pangaea Life. It is therefore not surprising that people would like to contribute to solving these challenges by investing in sustainable real estate and see real estate as a safe and promising investment.
The study also shows that respondents obtain information about sustainable investment and retirement planning in roughly equal numbers from friends, family and acquaintances (25 percent), investment advisors and insurance brokers (25 percent), as well as business and financial magazines (24 percent) and through product tests and ratings (22 percent). A total of 2,144 people aged 18 and over were surveyed online for the population survey between March 25 and 18.
Source and further information: diebayerische.de
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