The “News” application gives you full access to the IZ Research News & Source archive and allows you to read about 1,200 new news articles each week on the properties, transactions, cities, players available in IZ Research, as well as news about your selected search terms.
Browse news items directly in the overview without having to switch to the details page. This saves you valuable time and helps you find the key information for your search more quickly.
Are you focusing only on text content? With a single click, you can expand the news overview and sort the items by date and relevance.
Which region is generating the most property news, and how are the stories distributed in your area? You can see this at a glance on the heatmap!
Whether it’s specific properties, transactions, cities or key players – when you hover over a story, the corresponding location appears directly on the map. Save valuable time finding the information that matters to you and stay up to date at all times.
Our editorial team ensures quality by reviewing articles.
We collect all published news items from the Immobilien Zeitung, other sister publications of the dfv Media Group, and relevant reports from third-party sources, whilst monitoring the entire German press landscape. We cover the period from 2000 to the present day. This allows you to view all published news relating to a specific property or player immediately and in a clear, organised manner.
Individualise your searches using a wide range of filter options and efficiently find the information that’s relevant to you.
With the topic filter, you can select specific topics such as construction, the environment and sustainability, or corporate activities, as well as relevant keywords, and receive only news that matches your interests.
By the way: you don’t want to use AI-generated text for your research? Simply exclude it using the filter!
Use the ‘Follow’ feature to create your own personalised, ad-free newsletter:
You can also find the tags on the news detail pages. Clicking on a tag will take you back to the news list with the corresponding filter applied.
Find out how to create your own personalised newsletter in this step-by-step guide.
