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An Apartment building in Prenzlauer Berg for 5 million € with a 2.9 % return — at first glance, this number seems tight. Whoever understands Berlin as a market knows: In the top locations of the district Pankow, the gross return is not the lever, but the value appreciation, the tax leverage effect through depreciation […]
Read more › An Apartment building in Berlin-Kreuzberg for 5,000,000 € with a 3.81 % gross return — at first glance, the cash flow appears manageable. However, those who look closer at Berlin’s micro-locations, neighborhood protection laws, and the typical value development in inner-city districts quickly realize: In Kreuzberg, you don’t primarily profit from ongoing rent, but from […]
Read more › An apartment building in Berlin-Reinickendorf for €3,600,000 with approx. 4.6% gross yield — this is an offer that deserves close scrutiny in the current Berlin market environment. The question is not whether Reinickendorf is a safe location (it is), but whether the purchase price, purchase price multiplier, and rent level lead to a sustainable cash […]
Read more › An apartment building in Berlin-Pankow for 1,410,000 € with a gross yield of 3.48% — at first glance a classic mid-tier Berlin income property. But anyone investing in Pankow should know the district: with over 400,000 residents, Pankow is Berlin’s most populous district and stretches from Prenzlauer Berg to Buch. Before you calculate the purchase […]
Read more › An apartment building in Berlin-Mitte for 4.4 million euros with a 3.5% gross yield — at first glance, the factor of around 29 seems ambitious, but anyone who knows the market knows: in this location, you’re not buying a cash-flow machine, but a three-stage equity story made up of rent growth, the depreciation tax lever […]
Read more › A fully let apartment building in Berlin-Steglitz for €3,550,000 with approx. 3.73% gross yield — that sounds like a solid existing property, but for every serious investor it raises the same questions: is the purchase price factor right for the location? How does this property as a capital investment compare to Mitte or Charlottenburg? And […]
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Florida as a tax haven – Florida is not only known for its sunny weather and beaches, but also for its favorable tax environment, which makes it an attractive location for companies and investors. Florida, but also Delaware, are known as tax havens. Learn more about the advantages of Florida as a tax haven, especially […]
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Delaware as a tax haven – Delaware is not only known for its business friendliness, but also for its favorable tax environment, which makes it a popular location for companies and investors. Delaware, as well as Florida, is known as a tax haven. Learn more about the advantages of Delaware as a tax haven, especially […]
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