In a sense, it has now become the capital of competition, housing the country's most important regulatory agencies: the Federal Cartel Office and the Federal Network Agency, a body overseeing competition in telecoms, railways and energy.
In addition, the network, which aggregates and links those club websites and user profiles via sport, location and competition, houses 4,000 sites overall, while in total 250,000 individual users have signed up to the service.
The Times highlighted the fact that amid so much competition, housing developers are looking for ways to set their student housing units apart.
Echoing more than a few other New Yorkers, Mr. Boym said he dreamed of a Cooper-Hewitt that would be as actively involved as museums used to be in the 1920's and 30's, not only organizing exhibitions but also design competitions, housing studies and design awards.
"Young people who need houses will go into areas of scarce housing resources and there will be competition for houses and housing prices will go up.
"First-time buyers would benefit from lower competition for housing, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed," said Gaby Trinkaus, a vice president and senior analyst at Moody's.
Moody's, the credit rating agency, has highlighted the possible benefits of the UK leaving the EU for first-time buyers, as there would be "lower competition for housing, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed".
With reduced competition from house finches and predation on nestlings by western scrub jays, house sparrow populations increased dramatically.
There is stiff competition to house the EBA, which officials in Brussels had said in the immediate days after the referendum result would need to leave London.
Gaby Trinkaus, a senior analyst at Moody's, said: "First-time buyers would benefit from lower competition, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed".
