Living in Schwabing: Former artists’ quarter as Munich’s chicest residential area

What was once an arts and culture district has now become one of Munich’s chicest trendy districts. Centrally located in the north of the Bavarian capital, the residential area inspires above all wealthy heirs, successful investors and ambitious academics. No wonder: After all, the most exclusive apartments in Munich are at home here, life is exciting and the connections to the other trendy districts, such as Lehel, Bogenhausen & Co. are good. More about living in Schwabing in a moment.

Welcome to Munich: The capital of Bavaria

A high quality of life, low unemployment rate, booming economy and breathtaking nature make up the charm of Munich. Thus, not only couples, families and students can be enthusiastic about the romantic capital of Bavaria, but also entrepreneurs and investors. Munich is one of the most important business locations in Germany, along with Berlin and Hamburg.

Schwabing: Map & Location

The famous Schwabing district is located in the north of the city and borders Maxvorstadt. The Altstadt, Lehel and Neuhausen-Nymphenburg are also nearby. It is also home to the most expensive streets in Munich. The trendy quarter stretches from the Siegestor in the south to the Ring, bordering Freimann, in the north. In the east, the Isar forms the magical border to the next district and in the west everything up to Friedrichstraße and Mainzer Straße counts as Schwabing.

Here map and location of Schwabing:

Sights, Monuments & Co.

The district of Schwabing can look back on a long and eventful history. In the 19th century Schwabing was considered a city of art, where artists from all over Germany resided for decades. Even today Schwabing is known as a trendy district and inspires with its variety of monuments, sights, museums and parks.

Here is a list of some of the famous sights:

• Catholic parish church St. Sylvester
• Harrach-Schlösschen
• English Garden
• Lake Kleinhesseloher
• Pacelli Palace
• Leopold Park
• Seidlvilla

Caution: Schwabing or Freimann? The subtle difference

Not all Schwabing is the same. Many real estate agents are aware of the hype of the trendy district and the rising real estate prices in Munich and so some real estate portals quickly claim that the property is located in Schwabing. So if you come across a property near the Allianz Arena or even near Müllberg, be careful. In this case it is no longer Schwabing, but Freimann. Both districts together belong to the twelfth district of Munich and so confusion is quickly pre-programmed.

Wealthy neighbours, German celebrities & successful entrepreneurs

If you too would like to buy a property in Schwabing, sooner or later you will ask yourself the question: Who lives in Schwabing? In the most expensive streets of Munich you will mainly meet well-off middle-aged employees. Retired older people and families with children, on the other hand, are seldom to be seen. In addition, just under 54 percent of all households in Schwabing are one-person households and couples live in just under 30 percent of the apartments.

Sightseeing: A tour through Schwabing

Schwabing is colourful, varied and above all one thing: full of life. While the Kleinhesselohrsee invites you to an exciting boat trip, the Leopoldstraße and Hohenzollernstraße inspire with their exclusive boutiques, traditional coffee houses and luxurious bars. Join us on our tour through Schwabing.

Kleinhesselohrsee: Relaxed leisure facilities in the north of Schwabing

You need a few hours break from the busy city life? In the south of the English Garden you can end your day relaxing on the shores of Kleinhesselohrsee. Small streams, beer gardens and the open-air swimming pool Ungererbad also delight, especially on hot summer days. And if you like it a bit more sporty, you can rent one of the many rowing boats and pedal boats at the Seehaus.

Here the view of one of the most beautiful lakes Munich:

Leopoldstraße: Cosy pubs and modern bars

Barschwein, Schwabinger 7 and The Cave – in Schwabingens Leopoldstraße the night turns into day. Whether it’s a cosy after-work beer, an exotic cocktail or an indulgent coffee at lunchtime, Leopoldstraße is one of the liveliest streets in the trendy district.

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Hohenzollernstraße: Shopping mile of the extra class

It’s too mainstream for you in the pedestrian zone? You prefer a place with selected shops where far less is going on? Then Hohenzollernstraße is the right place for you! Here, small street cafés are lined up next to each other, decoration shops inspire with excitingly decorated shop windows and the biggest fashion labels in the world are at home here.

Here is a walk through the shopping mile of Schwabing:

Real estate & prices per square metre in Schwabing

Hardly any other Munich district has such a distinctive reputation as the former bohemian and artists’ quarter of Schwabing. Breathtaking architecture, elegant old buildings and eccentric art nouveau facades make the properties the most exclusive objects in the entire city. However, if you are looking for a villa, a semi-detached house or a detached house here, you are in the wrong place. Schwabing, as one of Munich’s most densely populated districts, is the quarter of exclusive lofts, romantic maisonettes and spacious penthouses. This is also reflected in the prices per square metre.

Old building apartment in Schwabing East, English Garden & Co.

The most sought-after residential areas for condominiums can be found in the Schwere-Reiter-Strasse area. Here you can expect to pay around €8,000 per square metre. Prices are rising again on the corner of Schwabing Ost and Englischer Garten. Here, an apartment in an old building can quickly command 9,150 euros per square metre.

• Schwere-Reiter-Straße: 8,000 euros per square metre
• English Garden & Schwabing East: 9,150 euros per square metre
• Average throughout Schwabing: 7,000 euros per square metre

In comparison: five years ago, condominiums here cost only 5,000 euros per square meter.

Newly built apartment: Schweren-Reiter-Straße & Münchner Freiheit

New-build apartments in Schwabing are in demand and are priced higher than apartments in older buildings. You can now expect to pay just under €10,000 per square metre for a new-build apartment on Schweren-Reiter-Strasse. In the Münchner Freiheit area it is around €9,500.

New apartment in Schwabing: 10,000 euros per square metre

Rent apartment, house and land

Not only have purchase prices risen, but so have rents. An existing property currently costs between €18 and €19 per square metre and a new build property just under €20 per square metre. Unless you decide on a property directly at the English Garden. Here, a rented apartment can quickly cost 27 euros per square metre.

Property at the English Garden: 27 euros per square metre

Given the rental prices, you’re probably thinking: why not buy an apartment building and then rent it out lucratively? In fact, we currently advise against it. Although rental prices have risen, the rapid increase in purchase prices has hardly any effect on the return. You can’t make up for the twice as high purchase prices even with the five euros extra rent.

• Existing property: 18-19 euros per square metre
• New build property: 20 euros per square metre

Conclusion: Living in Schwabing

Living and dwelling in Munich – many dream of this. Schwabing in particular can look back on a long and eventful history. This is not only evident from the many sights, but also from the large number of apartments in old buildings, the romantic architecture of bygone times and the many art nouveau facades. As a chic trendy district of Munich, Schwabing is also very well connected to the other parts of the city, making life here exciting and varied. While the high rental prices encourage you to buy an apartment building, we advise you not to. It is much better to invest in your own holiday apartment or in an exclusive penthouse as a permanent residence. An experienced real estate agent not only accompanies you through the entire purchase process, but also advises you on the topics of taxes and real estate, renovation and modernization with craftsmen, architect & Co, as well as real estate valuation and off market.

Munich: Real Estate in Bavaria

Munich is the most populous city in Bavaria and the third largest municipality in Germany. With around 4,800 inhabitants per square kilometre, the Bavarian metropolis is also the most densely populated municipality in Germany. The figures confirm the population growth. More and more people want to live in the Bavarian metropolis. The proximity to the Alps and neighbouring Austria make Munich very attractive.

Real estate in Munich

Munich counts itself as one of the economic metropolises of Germany. It is also famous for its high quality of life and the surrounding nature. Skiing in the Alps or hiking, as well as countless lakes for summer activities are in the immediate vicinity, not to mention the Italian coast in the south.

• Real Estate Munich

Living in Munich: Popular districts & residential areas

In no other German city is housing as expensive as here. Experts agree that a property in Munich in the right neighbourhood is a safe investment. But what does ‘right location’ mean in Munich and what kind of investment should one expect to make in order to buy a decent apartment or a luxurious house in the capital of Bavaria? We answer these questions here! To the overview: Living in Munich

• Bogenhausen
• Glockenbachviertel
• Haidhausen
• Maxvorstadt
• Nymphenburg
• Schwabing
• Lake Starnberg
• Tegernsee
• Grünwald

Sell, buy and live in Munich

More and more people want to live in the Bavarian metropolis. The proximity to the Alps and the neighbouring country Austria make Munich very attractive and also the individual districts have a lot to offer. While Lehel and the old town convince with their historical charm, the residential areas of Bogenhausen and Schwabing inspire with their variety of well-kept green spaces and parks. The vibrant Maxvorstadt and the elegant Nymphenburg are also among the most attractive places to live in Munich. Do you want to sell your apartment, your apartment building or your own property here? With our free guides on selling real estate in Munich, you are well prepared. To the overview: Selling real estate in Munich.

• Neuhausen-Nymphenburg
• Lehel
• Old Town
• Schwabing
• Bogenhausen
• Maxvorstadt

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Living in Grünwald: Exclusive residential area with high celebrity density

Grünwald inspires with its high quality of life, high security and a well-kept cityscape full of cosy coffee houses, historic monuments and well-tended green spaces. Not only entrepreneurs and investors feel at home here, but also affluent single people, families with children and prominent faces from the worlds of film, television, music and sport who prefer it away from the bustle of big city life.

Welcome to Munich: The capital of Bavaria

Munich is one of the economic metropolises of Germany. It is famous not only for its unique flair, but also for the surrounding nature. Skiing in the Alps or hiking, as well as countless lakes for summer activities are in the immediate vicinity, not to mention the Italian coast in the south. Today, Munich is the third largest city in Germany with a population of around 1.7 million.

Grünwald: Map & Location

South of Munich, somewhat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, lies the Upper Bavarian municipality of Grünwald. It can be subdivided into six municipal districts and connects to the neighbouring municipalities of Munich, Pullach and Straßlach-Dingharting.

Here is the municipal division of Grünwald at a glance:

• Brunnhaus
• Geiselgasteig
• Grünwald
• Oberdill
• Swallow Till
• Wörnbrunn

Map and location of Grünwald:

Places of interest: Bavaria Film Studios, Grünwald Castle & Co.

Since its founding in 1919, the Geiselgasteig district has been considered the Hollywood of Germany. Not only major motion pictures are produced here, but also TV shows and series. The famous “Bavaria Film Studios” are not far away from Grünwald and the Grünwald Castle also contributes to the attractiveness of the residential area.

Here is an overview of the sights:

• Bavaria Film Studios
• Green forest castle
• War memorials for the fallen of the Franco-Prussian War
• St. Peter & Paul
• Villa Larisch
• Former hunting lodge of the queen

Celebrity neighbours: Oliver Kahn, Miroslav Klose & Kai Pflaume

Grünwald is home to German celebrities. Prominent football players and musicians, well-known actors and popular TV coaches – they all appreciate the good location, the proximity to the TV studios and the privacy that this place of residence brings. Among Grünwald’s most famous residents are the German-Austrian actress Senta Berger, as well as the sports legend Oliver Kahn. Uschi Glas, Miroslav Klose, Kai Pflaume and Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht are also associated with Grünwald.

Here is an overview of the prominent residents of Grünwald:

• Senta Berger
• Oliver Kahn
• Uschi Glas
• Miroslav Klose
• Kai Pflaume
• Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht
• Wilson Gonzalez Oxen-Knecht

Sightseeing: A tour of Grünwald

Historic castles, cozy coffee houses, well-kept green spaces and a breathtaking cityscape – that’s what Grünwald is known for. Those who live here can look forward to a wide range of cultural activities away from the ever-bustling city of Munich. We take you on an exclusive journey through the beautiful Grünwald.

Relaxing afternoon on the banks of the Isar

The Isar stretches from Austria to Bavaria. In the past it was considered one of the most important trade routes for ships, today railways and motor vehicles are preferred for the transport of goods. Today, the river enjoys great popularity among tourists as well as residents and always invites to a relaxing walk along the banks. Also the sunsets in summer can be enjoyed perfectly from here.

Grünwald Castle: Landmark above the Isar Valley

Germany is the land of castles. According to current estimates, there are about 25,000 castles in Germany. Grünwald Castle is one of them. Its construction dates back to the year 1200 and today’s landmark of Grünwald can look back on a long and eventful history.

Elegant parks, manicured green spaces & Co.

Grünwald’s townscape is characterised by typical Bavarian architecture, historic monuments and half-timbered houses, as well as a large number of well-kept green spaces and parks. These contribute to the relaxed atmosphere and high quality of life of the place of residence.

Unique real estate: exclusive villas and historic mansions

The long history of Grünwald is also reflected in the local properties. Among the most famous buildings are Villa Larisch in Gabriel-von-Siedel-Straße, Villa Melbach in Robert-Koch-Straße, as well as the former hunting lodge for Queen Marie of Bavaria in Sauschütt.

Prices per square metre in Grünwald

Grünwald not only inspires entrepreneurs, the wealthy and European celebrities. Families with children are also often drawn here. Whether it’s a villa, a detached house or a semi-detached house – Grünwald’s real estate landscape and infrastructure are definitely family-friendly. While apartments are in high demand in other districts, such as Bogenhausen, it is mainly houses that are in demand in Grünwald. You would like to buy a property in Grünwald? Or are you planning to invest in real estate as a capital investment and want to buy an apartment building? In Grünwald you can count on high returns and rental income – especially after successful renovation with craftsman, architect & Co! Learn more here!

Buy property: House, Villa & Bungalow

Properties south of Oberhachinger Strasse near the new Grünwald secondary school are particularly popular. Here you can also happily expect 900,000 to 1.2 million euros. Not only new buildings can be found here, but also plenty of old buildings in the classic neo-baroque style of Munich. Apartments are also well priced here. At just under 800,000 euros, you can call an apartment your property.

• Purchase price house: 900.000 to 1.2 million Euro
• Purchase price apartment: 800.000 Euro

Per square metre you can expect to pay just under 9,000 euros for a house and just under 8,000 euros for an apartment.

Rent apartment & land: Old building & new building

Rental apartments in Grünwald are also in the upper price categories. If you want to invest in a rental apartment with just under 100 square metres, it can easily cost you 2,000 euros a month.

Apartment for rent: 2,000 euros per month

Furthermore: As a landlord of an old building apartment you can expect a yield of 2.50% in Grünwald.

Conclusion: Living in Grünwald

You would like to live in Munich? If you decide on a property in Grünwald, you will live in one of the residential areas with the highest density of celebrities and millionaires in Germany, this small district south of Munich enjoys great popularity. Thus Grünwald inspires not only by its many green spaces, varied fauna, the proximity to the Isar and the breathtaking cityscape, but also by a variety of sights and monuments. The high security of the place of residence also contributes to the high quality of life in Grünwald. Although the real estate prices in Munich are in the higher price ranges, there is hardly a district in which there are so many exclusive properties as in Grünwald. So it is worthwhile to invest here in a property as a capital investment. If you are planning to move to Grünwald, we recommend that you contact a real estate agent you can trust. A competent real estate agent is not only familiar with the different types of houses, but also accompanies you through the entire sales process – from the property valuation to viewings to the purchase contract.

Munich: Real Estate in Bavaria

Munich is the most populous city in Bavaria and the third largest municipality in Germany. With around 4,800 inhabitants per square kilometre, the Bavarian metropolis is also the most densely populated municipality in Germany. The figures confirm the population growth. More and more people want to live in the Bavarian metropolis. The proximity to the Alps and neighbouring Austria make Munich very attractive.

Real estate in Munich

Munich counts itself as one of the economic metropolises of Germany. It is also famous for its high quality of life and the surrounding nature. Skiing in the Alps or hiking, as well as countless lakes for summer activities are in the immediate vicinity, not to mention the Italian coast in the south.

• Real Estate Munich

Living in Munich: Popular districts & residential areas

In no other German city is housing as expensive as here. Experts agree that a property in Munich in the right neighbourhood is a safe investment. But what does ‘right location’ mean in Munich and what kind of investment should one expect to make in order to buy a decent apartment or a luxurious house in the capital of Bavaria? We answer these questions here! To the overview: Living in Munich

• Bogenhausen
• Glockenbachviertel
• Haidhausen
• Maxvorstadt
• Nymphenburg
• Schwabing
• Lake Starnberg
• Tegernsee
• Grünwald

Sell, buy and live in Munich

More and more people want to live in the Bavarian metropolis. The proximity to the Alps and the neighbouring country Austria make Munich very attractive and also the individual districts have a lot to offer. While Lehel and the old town convince with their historical charm, the residential areas of Bogenhausen and Schwabing inspire with their variety of well-kept green spaces and parks. The vibrant Maxvorstadt and the elegant Nymphenburg are also among the most attractive places to live in Munich. Do you want to sell your apartment, your apartment building or your own property here? With our free guides on selling real estate in Munich, you are well prepared. To the overview: Selling real estate in Munich.

• Neuhausen-Nymphenburg
• Lehel
• Old Town
• Schwabing
• Bogenhausen
• Maxvorstadt

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Two-person limited liability company – corporation for 2 persons

If two shareholders jointly establish a GmbH with a 50:50 shareholding, they form an equal entrepreneurial partnership, a so-called two-person GmbH – more rarely also called a two-man GmbH or two-man GmbH. In this case no partner can act against the will of the other, since both opinions are weighted to 50 per cent in each case. This results in some legal peculiarities. In practice, such a partnership-based equality often only works as long as both shareholders are of a similar opinion or one can be convinced by the arguments of the other.

Other GmbH models with special features:

• One-person limited liability company
• No-Person-GmbH

Emergence of founding duos – competencies, qualifications, succession & co.

In the case of a two-person GmbH, both partners each hold 50 percent of the GmbH shares, each possess 50 percent of the voting rights and each may claim 50 percent of the distributed profits of their company. Such an arrangement is particularly suitable if the two partners complement each other in terms of their competences, as is the case, for example, with a partnership between a person with a commercial education and a technically qualified person – an IT specialist, engineer, technician…. – is the case.

In another scenario, the sole shareholder of a one-person GmbH may decide to bring another person with complementary qualifications into the company. This occurs in particular when training an external successor or transferring the business to one’s own children.

Equality & protection: self-contraction, individual liability & joint representation

Equal status of the two partners of a two-man GmbH means that they have equal status with each other in legal, tax and social security terms. In addition, in many cases the entrepreneurial partners agree on an individual power of representation in the external relationship of the GmbH and often also on an exemption from the prohibition of self-contracting. As with the sole shareholder of a single-member company, they are otherwise prohibited by the German Civil Code, section 181, from concluding contracts with themselves as natural persons. Accordingly, if the GmbH uses a property, it may only lease it to one of the shareholders if he is expressly authorised to engage in self-dealing.

Excerpt from the law -$ 181 BGB:

A representative may not, unless otherwise permitted, enter into a legal transaction in the name of the represented person with himself in his own name or as the representative of a third party, unless the legal transaction consists exclusively in the fulfilment of a liability.

In order to avoid that your co-partner alone makes decisions with which you do not agree at all and for which you also do not want to be liable, it is also advisable to stipulate an individual liability in the partnership agreement if one of you acts without agreement. In this way, despite equality and equal participation, each shareholder bears the risk for solo decisions made by him. Alternatively, the freedom to make decisions can also be regulated by an agreement on joint representation, which of course must also be legally binding in the shareholders’ agreement, or a neutral, capable person is appointed as an external advisor.

Establish a GmbH: Legal form and alternatives

1. No-person GmbH: inheritance, gift, termination
2. One-person GmbH: Solo founder
3. Limited liability company (GmbH)
4. Special case: Real estate GmbH
5. Legal forms: List

No-person GmbH: inheritance, gift, termination

No-Person GmbH – The model for a GmbH without shareholders! By appointing new shareholders or leaving existing shareholders, the limited company model you choose can easily change. Whether it’s a one-person company, a two-person limited company or even a company that operates without shareholders at all…. In each case, there are specifics that you should be aware of as they deviate from the norm of the traditional limited liability company.

• No-Person-GmbH

One-person GmbH: Solo founder

One-person GmbH – The GmbH model for solo founders! By appointing new shareholders or leaving existing shareholders, the GmbH model you choose can easily change. Whether it’s a one-person company, a two-person limited company or even a company that operates without any shareholders at all…. In each case, there are special features that you should be aware of, as they deviate from the norm of the conventional limited liability company.

• One-person limited liability company

Limited liability company (GmbH)

Limited Liability Company (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung, GmbH) – The limited liability company is a German legal form that is founded by at least one person and managed by at least one shareholder. As the name already indicates, this corporate legal form is characterized by a limitation of liability for its shareholder(s).

• Limited liability company (GmbH)

Special case: Real estate GmbH

Immobilien GmbH / Vermögensverwaltende GmbH / Immobiliengesellschaft – In this article you will learn the basics about real estate companies. Who would think of founding a limited liability company when buying a house or a condominium? Admittedly, this makes no sense for owner-occupation, but it does for renting.

• Real estate company

Here you will find all the legal forms that can be chosen as a founder in Germany and a guide with a checklist:

Legal forms: List

Legal forms – What types of company are there? If you want to start your first company, then choosing the ideal legal form is one of the first steps in the process of setting up a company. Whether it’s a special real estate company or a start-up, I’ve summarized all the types of companies in Germany for you here.

• Legal forms: List

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