diplomsko delo
Vesna Cajnkar (Author), Bojan Grum (Mentor)

Abstract

Osrednja točka zanimanja sledečega diplomskega dela bo nepremičninski sektor v Angliji in prestolnici Londonu in to, kako bo brexit vplival nanj. V več napovedih z različnim izidom je ena pot izrazito negativna in druga pozitivna. Ena predlaga padec cen, druga pa napoveduje enakomeren rezultat zaradi nenehnega priseljevanja in razvoja. Zanimalo nas bo, kakšen bo dobiček na celini in ali bo prišlo do porasta povpraševanja v določenih mestih, kot so Frankfurt, Berlin, München, Hamburg in Dublin, Pariz, Reykjavík itd., ki že hitro pridobivajo zanimanje vlagateljev, kar vodi do znatnega porasta obsega transakcij. To bo zlasti na uveljavljenih lokacijah vplivalo na povpraševanje po prostoru. Frankfurt bo imel glavno vlogo pri tekmovanju za podjetja, saj ima konkurenčno infrastrukturo in je dokazal, da so pomembne finančne institucije pripravljene tam ustanoviti svojo prisotnost. Trg nepremičnin je zaradi referenduma o izstopu iz Evropske unije leta 2016 prizadela počasnejša gospodarska rast in stiskanje dohodkov potrošnikov. Pospeševanje letne rasti cen nepremičnin je nekoliko presenetljivo in pomanjkanje ponudbe bo verjetno ključni dejavnik pri oblikovanju cen stanovanj. Povečanje stopenj prostih delovnih mest, znižanje najemnin in zmanjšanje naložbenih izdatkov bi bile lahko posledice za trg nepremičnin v Londonu, če Velika Britanija zapusti EU. Udeleženci na trgu so navedli, da se vsaj v glavnem segmentu v Londonu ne pričakuje nadaljnjega porasta. Kratkoročno in v primeru večine nepremičnin se ne pričakuje negativne spremembe dobičkonosnosti. Ker se napovedi in rezultati ne ujemajo, je nadaljnje pregledovanje premikov na trgu nepremičnin bistveno za pridobitev širše slike.

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Language: Slovenian
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Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: EVRO-PF - European Faculty of Law, Nova Gorica
Publisher: [V. Cajnkar]
UDC: 332.27:061.1EU(410)(043.2)
COBISS: 2048065508 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary abstract: Main focus of presented thesis is the real estate sector in England, whether or not Brexit will affect it. In multiple predictions with different outcomes, one path is marked negative and the other positive. One proposes a drop in prices, and the other predicts a steady result, due to continued immigration and development. What will be the profit on the continent and whether there will be an increase in demand in certain cities such as Frankfurt, Dublin, Paris, Reykjavík, etc., which are already rapidly gaining investor interest. The outcome of the UK exit referendum and the imminent exit negotiations are affecting both the economy and the real estate sector. Businesses will consider redeploying to mainland Europe and north to Dublin, Ireland. This will affect the demand for space, especially in established locations. Frankfurt will play a major role in the competition for business as it has a competitive infrastructure and has proven that important financial institutions are ready to establish their presence there. The real estate market was affected by slower economic growth and a squeeze on consumer incomes due to the 2016 EU referendum. The annual real estate price growth is somewhat surprising, and lack of supply is likely to be a key factor in supporting home prices. Increasing job vacancy rates, lowering rents and reducing investment spending could all be consequences of the UK leaving the EU. As the forecasts and results do not match, further developing acts in the real estate market are essential to give a broader picture.
Secondary keywords: Promet z nepremičninami;Diplomske naloge;Evropska Unija;Velika Britanija;Poslovanje z nepremičninami;
Type (COBISS): Final reflection paper
Thesis comment: Evropska pravna fak.
Source comment: Dipl. delo 1. stopnje bolonjskega študija; Nasl. z nasl. zaslona; Opis vira z dne 10. 1. 2020;
Pages: VII, 62 str.
ID: 11370538