Minimize inflation risk & build up assets through real estate – There are many types of capital investments, from traditional savings books to Riester pensions. However, investing in real estate is not only particularly safe, but also particularly profitable in times of inflation. After all, inflation also means devaluation of money. According to the central […]
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Partial Sale of a House – Single-family house, Row house, Semi-detached house – an entire house and every other type of house – for many, the house eventually becomes “too big” and the money “too little”. A quick and uncomplicated solution is the partial sale of the house. Is a partial sale sensible? Whether selling […]
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A parking space or garage is worth between 3,000 and 90,000 euros depending on the location. In Munich, underground garage spaces can reach up to 80,000 euros, in Hamburg and Frankfurt between 20,000 and 45,000 euros, and in smaller cities from 3,000 euros. Anyone who wants to sell must first clarify: special ownership or special […]
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Real estate location – Location makes the difference between investments with the aim of yield (direct income, mostly B and C locations) or in an investment property (“speculation” on appreciation, A locations). The current Lukinski Rating 2026 on the attractiveness of cities in Germany, over 40,000 inhabitants. After that, it gets interesting, as we take […]
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All C ratings show cities with lower growth rates. Here, real estate as an investment should be treated with caution, because the vacancy risk is greater. This means that you pay more for every month in which your property is not rented out. In addition, the increase in value of the property is very low, […]
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All B-Ratings show cities with solid development. Here you can also find real estate investments that immediately generate returns covering your monthly expenses for repayment, interest, and maintenance. Ideally with an additional bonus for active wealth building. B- / B / B+ Ratings in Germany Lukinski Rating – You want to invest in real estate […]
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Lukinski Rating – D-rated cities have high risk, because their entire structure is extremely stagnant or even reduced. Economy, inhabitants, infrastructure, that all are indicators. D-Ratings are definitely not for beginners. Here you need not only experience, but also very good local knowledge to find the few, profitable properties. However, you will hardly ever experience […]
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A / A+ ratings means fairly secure performance. Perfect for investment properties with low yield but high, later resale value. At the same time a strong inflation protection. However, in metropolises like Munich, nothing for real estate beginners without sufficient equity. A / A+ ratings in Germany Lukinski Rating – You want to invest in […]
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Lukinski Rating for cities under 100,000 inhabitants – Your advantages in cities between 40,000 to 100,000 inhabitants? You have less national and international competition. Especially if you live locally, a good strategic advantage, even for real estate newcomers. What is your city’s rating? Find out here! Here you will find the individual evaluation for cities […]
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Lukinski Rating for Major Cities in Germany – Often more interesting than the metropolises, the numerous major cities in Germany. From east (Leipzig) to west (Bonn), north (Rostock) and south (Nuremberg). Here you will find good yield properties with A and B ratings. Here you will find the individual evaluation for cities in Germany from […]
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Lukinski Rating for Metropolises in Germany – Here you will find all 17 metropolises with more than 500,000 inhabitants. You should definitely avoid the top 8 for your first investment, because there are no or only very difficult returns to get here. Berlin, Hamburg, Munich & Co. Here you will find the individual evaluation for […]
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Self-disclosure for the bank – You want to buy a property and this is to be financed by a German bank? More on Real Estate Germany. Whether Sparkasse, Volksbank, private banks, Postbank, Deutsche Bank or Commerzbank, banks want creditworthiness (risk minimization) and proof of it. This proof is called self-disclosure. Here you present your assets […]
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