Category: REAL ESTATE
Germany’s Real Estate Market Is Crashing. Its Biggest Trade Paper Pretends It Isn’t.
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in ANDREAS LORCH, BEATE PORTEN, BERND PULCH, COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, CORPORATE, CORRUPTION, CRASH, ECONOMY, EDITH BAUMANN-LORCH, EHEPAAR BEATE UND THOMAS PORTEN, FINANCE INDUSTRY, GERMAN CORRUPTION, GOMOPA UND IMMOBILIENZEITUNG, IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH, INTELLIGENCE, IZ BESITZER, JAN MUCHA, JOURNALISM, KORRUPTE JOURNALISTEN, LORCH, MEDIA, MEDIA CONTROL, MEDIA WHORES, MUCHA, PROPERTY, PULCH, REAL ESTATE, STAATSANWAELTIN BEATE PORTEN, STAATSANWAELTIN PORTEN, THOMAS PORTENBernd Pulch, former publisher of Immobilien Zeitung (1993–94), dissects the structural crisis of Germany’s real estate media—and why the IZ can no longer tell the truth.
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