What are technical terms for German real estate development

Technical terms commonly used in German real estate development include:

• Projektentwicklung (project development): The overall process of planning, financing, constructing, and marketing new real estate projects.
• Innenentwicklung (infill development): Development within already built-up urban areas to optimize land use and reduce urban sprawl.
• Baulandentwicklung (building land development): The preparation and development of land designated for construction purposes.
• Bautätigkeit (construction activity): The actual building work involved in carrying out real estate projects.
• Grundstücksmarkt (land market) and Immobilienmarkt (real estate market): Markets where the exchange of land and property take place.
• Flächenbegrenzung (land use limitation): Regulatory or policy-driven limits to land consumption for development.
• Wohnraumpotential (housing potential): The capacity of an area to accommodate new residential units.
• Geschoßflächenzahl (GFZ) and Baulandpreis (land price): Related to zoning density and cost of land suitable for building.
• Bebauungsplan (development plan): Legal and planning documents regulating land use, building types, and densities.
• Städtebau (urban planning): Field governing the design and regulation of construction in urban areas.

These terms reflect the key aspects of real estate development processes, legal frameworks, and market conditions in Germany. ^{1, 7, 15, 16}

References

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