With volatile stock markets and an extended interest rate policy at historically low levels, it may allow a faster recovery in the real estate sector than in others.

A study carried out in Germany says that the real estate boom will continue after the short phase of distrust partly thanks to the system of working on lay-off and telework.  According to the authors, the trillions of central bank aid lead to "investments in real estate becoming increasingly attractive." In addition, currently exceptionally low construction interest rates make real estate affordable. The study refers to the so-called accessibility index. So, buying a house is cheaper than ever in the past, and this will not change in the medium term.