House prices in Frankfurt are being fuelled by wage growth and people relocating to the financial capital, according to a report by mortgage lender Hüttig & Rompf.
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Wage boom and surge of international buyers drive up Frankfurt house prices
- In Living Watch
- 17:26, 14 May 2019
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