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It now seems, that despite pressure from the U.S. and the IMF, Germany’s decision to hoard cash reserves and maintain low debt, to enable them to deal with a “worst-case scenario” has proven almost prophetic. This situation has now materialised, and the government has been well placed to aid Germany’s recovery with a substantial financial rescue package. The German government has been typically efficient and resilient, in its management of the virus and its financial support given to its workforce. They have confounded many countries with their low death rates and stable unemployment figures. The property development market has continued to function and looking to use German Bridging Loans, albeit in a reduced capacity with external, or “dangerous” work being partially suspended during the lockdown