The real estate market is currently in a situation where prices are relatively stable, and even some properties available on the market have experienced a significant price increase compared to last year. However, amidst this, a concerning issue is clearly emerging: a flood of low-energy-efficiency properties that are increasingly being offered in the market.
Increase in Inefficient Properties
These properties, colloquially known as "stranded assets," are quickly being removed from the market due to high repair and upgrade costs, becoming a heavy financial burden for owners. As attention to the environment and energy efficiency is increasingly on the rise, these properties could soon turn into a serious crisis for investors and owners.
Given the current situation, buyers need to enter the market with greater caution. Are they prepared to face the new challenges that these properties bring?