Living in Düsseldorf’s old town – residential areas close to the city centre are traditionally the most popular. Düsseldorf is no exception. The streets of the Altstadt are characterised by art nouveau buildings, shop spaces and gastronomic options to suit everyone’s taste. If you are looking for a central residential option that definitely demands a […]
Düsseldorf’s most expensive residential areas are located in Oberkassel, the old town, and Carlstadt. Condominiums in prime locations cost between 7,000 and 12,000 euros per square meter, while villas along the Cecilienallee or in Golzheim range from 3 to 10 million euros. As North Rhine-Westphalia’s state capital with its fairgrounds, fashion scene, and international flair, […]
Living in Munich – 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. While the districts of Grünwald, Starnberger See and Tegernsee delight with their idyllic scenery and high level of discretion, the centrally located Maxvorstadt and the […]
Living in Düsseldorf – With almost 640,000 inhabitants, Düsseldorf is one of the largest cities in the Rhineland and home to Germany’s third-largest airport, after Munich and FrankfurtFrankfurt. With its authentic charm, the city attracts businesses from all over the world. This international audience not only demands places to go out and work, but is […]
Camping Baden-Württemberg – You want to spend your holidays in nature and not do without some luxury? Modern camping in Germany is possible and worth the experience! Whether it’s a tent, caravan or motorhome, if you want to enjoy the fresh country air in Germany, you should head to the south of Germany this summer. […]
München Buy & Rent – Munich is the most expensive city in Germany. Square metre prices are rising for tenants and buyers. Even for building land, plots, condominiums, single-family homes and apartment buildings, the prices are rising. But with increasing prices, profits are also increasing for investors. We take a close look at the Munich […]
Cologne buy & rent – The media metropolis on the Rhine has over 1 million inhabitants and is one of the pivotal points in NRW and Germany. With proximity to Düsseldorf, Frankfurt and not far from Paris and Hamburg, Cologne is attractive. So attractive, in fact, that it now ranks second in the recommendations for […]
Selling property in Munich – More and more people want to live in the Bavarian metropolis. The proximity to the Alps and the neighboring country Austria make Munich very attractive and also the individual districts have so much to offer. While Lehel and the Old Town convince with their historical charm, the residential areas of […]
The Munich Old Town is the king’s discipline in the German real estate market: square meter prices above 18,000 € are not uncommon, the supply is chronically scarce, and the buyer base is international, wealthy, and demanding. Those who sell here operate in an A++ micro-market, where it is not the seller who has to […]
Selling property in Düsseldorf- Düsseldorf is located in the heart of the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia. The state capital is divided into several districts and is very popular with property buyers due to its charming location on the Rhine. A variety of shopping opportunities, a wide range of restaurants and the modern infrastructure make […]
The Old Town of Düsseldorf is not only the “longest bar in the world,” but also one of the most expensive pavements along the Rhine. Those who want to sell a condominium, a historic townhouse, or an investment property here are operating in a market where location, heritage protection, and buyer profile deviate dramatically from […]
Selling property in Cologne Old Town – selling an apartment, apartment building or your own property. Cologne’s Old Town is the historic city centre of Cologne and anyone who owns a property in this district not only has an excellent location but also often a beautiful view of the Rhine. Thus, the Old Town is […]