10247 Berlin, Apartment
Object ID:11007 - We 01_4
Room:2.0
Living space:78.8 sqm
Purchase price:EUR 360,000
10717 Berlin, Apartment
Object ID:WE19
Room:3.0
Living space:79.48 sqm
Purchase price:EUR 469,000
16845 Neustadt (Dosse), House
Object ID:8094_13
Room:4.0
Living space:103.0 sqm
Purchase price:EUR 349,000
12309 Berlin, House
Object ID:7085_16
Room:8.0
Living space:290.0 sqm
Purchase price:EUR 1,149,000
14471 Potsdam, Apartment
Object ID:4.05
Room:4.0
Living space:88.92 sqm
Purchase price:EUR 659,000
14471 Potsdam, Apartment
Object ID:1.06
Room:3.0
Living space:67.33 sqm
Purchase price:EUR 472,000
The process is divided into several steps:
We support you from start to finish - in a transparent, structured and reliable manner.
In Germany, in addition to the purchase price, there are 10-15 % ancillary costs, including:
These costs are to be borne by the buyer and must be taken into account in the financial planning.
Recommended are at least 15-20 % Equityto cover ancillary purchase costs and part of the purchase price. The more equity available, the better the financing conditions.
In addition to traditional annuity loans, subsidy programmes, variable interest rates or building society savings models are also possible. On request, we can put you in touch with bank-independent financial advisors who will work out the right model for you.
We offer a professional market value assessment based on current comparative data. You can also commission independent valuers. A realistic price takes into account the location, condition, features and potential of the property.
From initial contact to moving in, depending on the situation 6 to 12 weeks pass. The decisive factors are: Financing, notary availability and, if applicable, the seller's plans to move out.
As a buyer, you need above all
One valid identity card
Proof of financing or proof of capital
If necessary, a Schufa information
We will provide you with all the necessary property documents (energy certificate, land register, declaration of division, etc.) in good time.
The notary reads out the purchase agreement, explains important points and answers questions. The purchase is only legally binding after notarisation. This is followed by the transfer of ownership and the request for payment.
Possible risks are
Hidden defects
Poor building fabric
Tenancies that must be taken over
Opaque declarations of division
It is therefore advisable to carry out a thorough check in advance - also with experts.
It provides information on the energy efficiency of the building. There are consumption and demand certificates. A low energy rating means lower heating costs. The energy performance certificate is mandatory and is provided by the seller.
Yes, of course. We will be happy to organise further inspections and, if you wish, coordinate a professional appraisal by architects, engineers or energy consultants.
Payment is made at the request of the notaryas soon as the requirements are met (e.g. release from encumbrances, priority notice). The Handing over the keys takes place after receipt of payment and in agreement with the seller.
A reservation is a voluntary agreement between the buyer and the estate agent/seller. It can be binding (for a fee) or non-binding (short-term reservation). It does not replace notarisation.
After the The purchase contract is binding after the notary appointment. Cancellation is only possible for serious reasons or if contractually agreed. Prior cancellations (e.g. in the event of financial default) must be regulated.
Location is a decisive value factor. Factors such as infrastructure, future prospects, demographics, local amenities, cultural offerings and urban development have a direct impact on price trends and demand.
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