Category: Real Estate

The housing situation in many German cities and metropolitan areas is strained. Particularly in large cities such as Berlin and Hamburg, rents are rising continuously. This development poses a major challenge, especially for people with low or medium incomes.

To counteract this development, the rent brake was introduced. In practice, however, this is not always effective. Franz Schellhorn, director of Agenda Austria, has looked into this issue and presents various ways to curb rent increases.

Buying your first home is an important milestone in life. It’s one of the best investments you can make. However, there are many things to consider before committing to the purchase. Here are 10 important factors to consider before buying your first home.

1. Budget – Before you start looking, you need to decide how much you can afford to spend. Make sure you are aware of what expenses you will incur, such as.B. Down payment, monthly payments, property taxes, insurance and repairs.

You’ve decided to buy a house or apartment? Congratulations! But how do you finance your new home? Renting out premises can be a starting point for earning extra income.

In this article, we’ll give you tips and tricks on how to optimize your home financing and earn extra income by renting it out. We show you which legal framework conditions you have to consider and how you can achieve the highest possible yield.

The real estate market in Germany has been booming for years. Record-high prices are being achieved, especially in major cities. But how sustainable is this trend? Experts have been warning of a possible real estate bubble for some time now.

The high demand for home ownership and low interest rates have led to a real boom in the real estate market in recent years. Even though the Corona crisis had a rather negative impact on the market at first glance, it was able to recover quickly and recorded record prices again as early as the summer of 2020.

A planned new construction project can offer many benefits – whether as a home or as a lucrative investment. But what happens when the construction project is delayed? This issue arises particularly in larger construction projects involving numerous parties and complex processes.

In addition to cost increases and scheduling problems, delays in construction projects can also have legal consequences. Builders and project developers in particular should therefore address potential risks and impacts at an early stage.