What is new? Climate, new construction and renovation

Climate policy has, of course, left a very big stamp in the agreement between the SPD, the Greens and the FDP. 177 pages of coalition agreement have now been agreed. A search for the term “climate” yields 198 hits. More than 40 pages deal with the changes for more climate protection. The big goal is climate neutrality.

For example, heating systems are to be operated with at least 65% renewable energies from 2025; regardless of whether it’s a single-family home, condominium or apartment building. Residential construction is to be massively promoted, from the current 306,000 apartments built each year to a total of 400,000 new apartments. An increase of 30.5% in residential construction. This in turn (and other tools such as the rent brake) is intended to “make housing affordable.

The most important facts at a glance: 2022 will see the…

Changes at a glance:

• New construction of 400,000 apartments / year, of which 100,000 public
• Own Ministry of Construction
• Property promotion
• Regional rent limit
• Construction industry and climate protection
• Solar panels on all roof surfaces
• Climate-neutral heat supply: Heating systems
• Charging stations (e-car) expansion

Source: Coalition agreement real estate – Immobilien-Erfahrung.de

New housing construction & building boom: +100,000 apartments annually

The new German government wants to promote a construction boom. To this end, 400,000 new homes are to be built each year, as initially described. Currently, just over 306,000 apartments are completed each year. Accordingly, the volume is to be increased by 30.5%.

Minister of Construction and Ministry of Construction

The Federal Real Estate Agency in particular is to take responsibility for this, with public investment for 100,000 apartments. But according to the coalition agreement, the new federal government wants even more, even creating its own construction ministry with its own construction minister.

Another major problem in Germany, which the German government intends to remedy, is the very long building permit procedures. These are to be simplified so that construction can / may take place more quickly, from new apartments to wind turbines.

New construction and construction ministry at a glance

The most important facts at a glance:

• Ministry of Construction and Minister of Construction
• Federal Real Estate Agency (BImA)
• Construction investments: + 30.5 % or ~94,000 apartments / year
• Building permit: Speed in construction

Rent brake: Regional limitation

One of the most important topics in the new coalition agreement is housing and construction. Rising rents in Germany’s inner cities dominate the headlines, whether online, on TV or in the newspapers. Especially in major cities like Berlin, Munich and Hamburg, affordable housing is becoming a real problem, especially for young families.

There are no signs of a change in the trend. Also your view of the rent price increase of the last years and decades does not let itself prophesy an easing. Even the European Central Bank is now demanding steps from Germany to counteract the general price increases in Germany, there is this morning on Deutschlandfunk.

Development of the rent price index for Germany

Development of the rent price index for Germany in the years from 1995 to 2020 (2015 = index 100):

You can find more statistics at Statista

As described, 400,000 apartments are to be built annually for this purpose, 100,000 of them publicly financed.

Facts about the regional rent brake

You’re probably already familiar with the rent brake from Berlin. The experiment failed, but the rent cap did not. According to the coalition agreement, there will be a regional rent cap, limited to a maximum of 3 years. The rents in this region may then rise by a maximum of 11%, previously it was 15%.

Rent control in the coalition agreement:

1. Rent limit for individual regions
2. Limited to maximum +11%
3. Limited to a maximum of 3 years / region

Promotion of ownership: Increase ownership rate

In general, ownership is to be promoted more strongly. We have already discussed the topic of owner-occupancy in detail, especially in relation to real estate as an investment (rental). Owner-occupation is the most expensive form of housing, but it is still a way of building up wealth for private individuals in the long term. Accordingly, more German citizens are to become homeowners. Primarily naturally in dwellings, finally the sealing of the land surfaces increases ever more. In Germany alone, five hectares of land are sealed every day, e.g. for parking lots, but also for new construction.

This is what the coalition agreement says:

“We want to enable more people in Germany to live in owner-occupied property”

46.5% Ownership rate in Germany

What is the situation regarding the home ownership rate in Germany?

• 2018 – 46,5%
• 2014 – 45,5%
• 2010 – 45,7%
• 2006 – 41,6%
• 2002 – 42,6%
• 1998 – 40,9%

Source: Federal Statistical Office

Solar system: use roof surfaces

Solar installations are again a big topic, for many years many subsidies are provided for it by the state. Now solar systems are to become mandatory for a large part of the construction industry.

Specifically, everything up to the coalition agreement:

“All suitable roof space to be used for solar energy in the future.”

The goals are very ambitious; by 2030, 90% of the electricity is to come from solar alone. Many areas are available for this, just think of single-story supermarkets with their flat roofs or even huge logistics centers.

“For new commercial buildings, this should be mandatory; for new residential buildings, it should become the norm.”

Currently, Germany needs a net amount of electricity produced of 220 gigawatts. Solar energy is expected to cover 200 gigawatts in the next few years.

Target: 200 gigawatts / year through electricity from the sun

Installation, whether single-family house or apartment building:

Climate-neutral heat supply: Heating systems

In the Building Energy Law (GEG), there will be the following changes: Heating systems installed after 2025 must be operated with 65% renewable energy. This will be a great challenge and at the current technical level, especially hybrid systems with solar thermal energy will have to be installed.

Tip. Read more about the “Future” here:

• Low energy house
• Solar energy for the home

In addition, there are a few more detailed changes, especially for conversions, extensions under lines.

Insulation, increasingly important in new construction:

Charging stations: Public expansion & in house

The switch to electromobility, which I have written about frequently here on the blog, will also be very interesting.

The headline is big:

15 million electric cars + 1 million charging stations

15 million electric cars will pose major challenges for the power grid. To supply all these cars with electricity, the German charging network is to be expanded to 1 million charging stations.

Of course, not all charging stations will be public; a large proportion will be installed primarily in houses and garages, carports and underground garages. Fast-charging stations are already being installed in more and more underground garages. According to the current state of technology, electric cars can be recharged in about 30 minutes.

The interesting thing is that in the future, electric cars could be part of the power grid. As decentralized electricity storage. If we increasingly go to solar energy, energy from wind power and hydropower, then energy is not always available in the same amount. We also can’t ramp up a power plant. The batteries of electric cars could be for decentralized storage for our cities in the future.

No tax increases: Top tax rate remains the same

Finally, something good, for all property owners who also rent, the top tax rate was not touched. Nor were there any other tax increases.

What is a granny flat? Definition & criteria

According to § 11 of the German Housing Act, a granny flat is defined as such if the flat is located in an owner-occupied house and if it is of subordinate importance compared to the main flat. If this subordination does not apply, this is referred to as a two-family house. Even if the granny annexe has to play a subordinate role in the house, the rule applies that the criterion of autonomous running of the household must necessarily be met. If this does not apply, one does not speak of a granny annexe, but of a room rental.

A large and decisive role in the definition plays the apartment access. The apartment access of a granny flat must not be accessible from the outside. The only access to the apartment may be via the staircase or a vestibule. Architecturally, the granny flat is usually located in the attic or basement of the house. Optionally, furnished or unfurnished apartments are offered for rent. This additional payment for furniture can be made as a one-time deduction or included in the rent on a monthly basis. Domestic duties must also be stipulated in the contract, including, for example, participation in garden maintenance or winter service.

Are you looking for a suitable apartment – whether as a tenant or investor? Then take a look at our guide to apartment types A-Z!

Room layout and use: office, hobby room or subletting

Apart from the condition that independent household management is possible in the granny annexe, there are no specific requirements or provisions for the room layout. The size and number of rooms is flexible and individual in each granny flat. The only requirement is the total minimum of 25 square meters. Depending on the agreement between landlord and tenant, the outdoor areas such as garden and terrace can be shared.

Self-employed people can use the rooms in the granny flat as an office or workshop. This way, the workplace is located in one’s own house and yet separated from the living area.

Other possible uses of a granny flat include using the premises as accommodation for guests or using them as premises for hobbies and leisure. Fitness rooms, wellness paradises or hobby workshops are popular possibilities.

Advantages and disadvantages granny flat: price, privacy & cancellation

For both parties, as tenant and landlord, a granny flat brings with it many different advantages and disadvantages. When living together with another household, clear rules must be established and taken into account. In the following two sections we point out various pros and cons of this type of apartment.

Pros: Low price, high retail value & social contacts.

Living in or owning a granny flat brings with it a great number of benefits for both parties. The owners of the house benefit in that money can be made from the otherwise unused space. The extra earnings can be saved and used as retirement savings. This housing option is particularly popular with a multi-generational household. Although the children do not have to move out of the parental home, they are given a great deal of privacy by the granny flat and can live independently.

Higher income can be achieved if the entire house is rented out instead of the apartment and the granny annexe is occupied by the owner. A granny flat also increases the value of the house when it is sold. A granny flat can also offer tax advantages. A reduction in the tax burden and deductible costs are also among the positive aspects.

Apartment hunters find a granny flat to be a cost-effective alternative to a conventional one- or two-bedroom apartment.

• Low rental price
• Only consideration for a neighbor
• Mostly shared use of garden
• Often already furnished
• Social contact & neighbourhood help
• Additional income for the landlord
• House has higher sales value
• Ideal for several generations living together
• Costs can be deducted from tax if applicable

Disadvantages: Lack of privacy, notice period & co.

The biggest disadvantage of a granny flat is the restriction of the privacy of both parties. Both the occupant of the granny annexe and the occupant of the house lose privacy because the entrance to the granny annexe is located in the house and the occupant of the house has to cross the living quarters of the granny annexe each time he or she enters or leaves the house.

It can be problematic for landlords, since a granny annexe has an extended notice period. This can be particularly difficult if there are problems with the tenants or delays in payment.

• Limited privacy for both parties
• Extended notice period
• If necessary, smaller size than normal apartment
• Participation in garden maintenance and winter service
• Good relationship with the counterparty is an advantage

Rentals & Tenants: Suitable for families, students & single people

Due to the many advantages, granny flats are attractive for many target groups. Especially families of several generations find a granny flat a perfect solution for living together under one roof. Several generations can live under the same roof, but the separate granny flat provides privacy within a household with its separation. Professionals who work privately in a household such as carers or au pairs will find this type of apartment an attractive solution. This would save the commute to work if the employer lives in the same house.

Single professionals: low rent & neighbourhood help

Single people can benefit especially from the lower rent. Young working adults should not be put off by living with another household, but should use this as an opportunity to make social contacts and benefit from communal evenings and neighbourly help.

Students & Trainees: Alternative to WG room & student dormitory

As an alternative to a shared room or a room in a student residence, a granny flat is an option for many students and trainees. Cheaper than an apartment and a greater degree of privacy than in a shared room. Due to the location in the attic or basement, the young adults can retreat to study and enjoy enough free space.

Families of several generations: enough space for several relatives

Families can settle down perfectly in a detached house with a granny annexe. Several generations of a family can live together under one roof and still have possibilities to retreat through the separate apartment. Adult children or grandparents can find a place of privacy and retreat in the granny flat. Another solution for several generations in one house would be a basement apartment. This is located in the basement rooms and is ideal for young adults or even seniors.

What you should consider before buying/renting a granny flat

Before entering into a tenancy for a granny flat, both as tenant and landlord, some important points should be clarified with the other party.

One of these important points are the vulnerable operating costs. It should be noted here that these are only charged as a percentage of the living space. The better alternative would be to integrate a separate water meter as well as gas and electricity meters. Additional costs incurred by repairs carried out by tradesmen are also divided between the two parties. In some cases, there are also additional monthly costs for the landlord’s furniture.

A granny flat in a new development is particularly attractive for purchase. A large number of builders who need capital to finance their own house turn their basement into a basement granny flat and offer it for sale. The purchase price of this is usually in the low price segment and is significantly cheaper than a normal apartment. It is therefore also suitable as an investment for life in advanced age.

• Operating costs incurred
• Additional costs for a furnished apartment
• Purchase recommendation for granny annexe in new development area

Tip. Read more about buying and renting an apartmenthere

Viewing appointment: Questions, photos, appearance – checklist

A sympathetic appearance and a friendly first impression are particularly important in the case of a granny flat, as you have to live under the same roof as the landlord. Accordingly, you should make a special effort to maintain a well-groomed appearance, a confident presence and good preparation at the viewing appointment. Already in advance, emerging questions should be considered and noted, so that in the end no important point is omitted.

Any personal documents such as identity cards as well as proof of income should also be brought along without being asked. All usable premises should be viewed and best documented by means of photos.

• Sympathetic & professional appearance
• Any important questions & points should be noted down
• Bring personal documents
• Documentation through photos

Financing & Investment: Loans, Credits & Equity

The income from renting the granny flat can be used, for example, as financing for the newly built house. Loans from the KfW are granted per residential unit. Since a single-family house with a granny annexe is two residential units, two loans are granted here accordingly. If the house meets the energy standards for energy-efficient construction, a low-interest loan of up to €120,000 can be granted by the KfW.

• Real estate financing: loan types, interest rates, comparisons & Co.

Checklist for granny flat: rental period, operating costs and co.

Living in a granny flat brings some special points to the fore due to the immediate cohabitation, which must be taken into account. During the inspection of the apartment, relevant questions can be clarified directly with the landlord. During this personal meeting, it can also be determined whether a tenancy is even an option for both parties, since tenant and landlord live together in close quarters.

Here we point out the most important questions you should ask yourself before you sign the lease of the granny flat:

• Possible rental period?
• Square footage?
• Basement or attic?
• Access to the apartment?
• Furnishing the bathroom?
• Kitchen equipment?
• Premises to be used?
• Separate water meter, gas meter and electricity meter?
• Sufficient sound insulation?
• Relationship with the landlord?
• Furnished or unfurnished?
• Contractual domestic duties such as participation in gardening and winter maintenance?
• Shared use of household appliances and outdoor areas?

Tips & tricks: sale, rental agreement, financing, taxes & Co.

There is more to buying, selling or renting a property than just raising the purchase price. Selection, valuation, purchase, processing, costs and so many more topics come up. Here you will find a selection of useful information and further articles on the topics of rental/purchase agreements, taxes and the purchase of real estate. Avoid typical mistakes of buyers and sellers with these tips and become successful with your property!

Review Purchase Agreement: Terms & Hidden Costs

In the lease or purchase agreement, all general conditions and terms are stipulated, which both party partners must adhere to in the purchase process.

An important point that must be recorded in the contract is the participation in domestic communal duties. This includes, among other things, participation in garden maintenance and winter service. All costs incurred, including additional costs, the charging of operating costs as well as costs that are added for the furniture of a furnished granny flat. Read more about buying an apartment in this article:

• Buy apartment

Save taxes with a granny flat

In order to be able to save tax on a granny annexe, the subordination to the owner-occupied home must be clearly recognisable, because the tax advantages in German tax law only apply if it is not a two-family house.

If costs are incurred in the construction of the granny annexe that can clearly only be attributed to the granny annexe, these costs can be deducted from the tax. An example of this is the installation of a kitchen. A reduction in the tax burden can be achieved, but the condition for this is that the rental income is also taxed.

• Save taxes with real estate

Buying Land: Builders, Search, Costs & Conditions

Before it comes to the construction of the house, many builders are first of all before the purchase of a suitable plot of land. If the intention is to buy a plot of land for the construction of a new house, interested parties should make sure that this is really building land and that this is released for building. Various chapters and important information on the purchase of land can be found in the following article:

• Buy land

Baden-Württemberg: Camping Tips

After a stressful time in the office and a lot of customer contact, a camping holiday can do you a lot of good. The fresh country, mountain and sea air cleanses you internally and brings peace to the mind. So you can really get going again after your holiday. You don’t have to leave Germany for a camping holiday. On the contrary, especially in Germany there are many campsites with different price ranges, attractions and locations.

Vacation, recreation and finally switch off in Baden-Württemberg

Summertime is excursion time and you don’t know where you want to go next time? Here are the best camping tips for Baden-Württemberg. We show you the wilderness like in Canada, beaches like in Italy and flower meadows like in Holland. Here are the best campsites for nature enthusiasts who want to enjoy the summer with their tent, caravan or motorhome. City trips like to Paris, Milan or Venice are nice holiday destinations. But if you need a rest and want to switch off, you can escape from everyday life in the beautiful nature of Baden-Württemberg.

Map: Baden-Wuerttemberg

In the west lies the Upper Rhine Plain, which is bordered by the Black Forest and the southern Odenwald. To the east and north is the Southwest German stratified plain with the Swabian Alb. Finally, in the southeast of Baden-Württemberg, there is a part of the Alpine foothills with the Württemberg Allgäu. Baden-Württemberg borders on the Upper Rhine in the west, the High Rhine in the south and Lake Constance on Switzerland and Bavaria. Market insights: property in Munich. The largest rivers within Baden-Württemberg are the Rhine, the Neckar and the Danube. Here there are many opportunities to hike the landscape and city of Baden-Württemberg.

For campers, there are roads and trails on this map to help you along. However, you should always have a map with you or be familiar with signposts, as your mobile phone reception does not always work in the countryside.

Baden-Württemberg from above – Video

The south of Germany is a great green spot. Besides the hiking trails and rivers, there are traditional beer gardens, vineyards, delicacies, where you can make a cozy evening after hiking. Who can not do without wellness, has here the possibilities in Spa’s to do something good for his body.

Likewise, you can experience German history. Castles and palaces offer tours and in small villages you can experience the old town and try traditional delicacies. In this video you will find an insight into the world of Baden-Württemberg.

Campsite recommendations in Baden-Württemberg

Here you can find our small selection of recommendations for Baden-Württemberg! You want even more? On Campwerk you’ll find many more campsite recommendations for many cities in Baden- Württemberg like Bräunlingen, Freudenstadt and Gaienhofen.

Camping ground Horn – Gaienhofen (175 places)

Camping ground Horn – Camping in Gaienhofen (address: Strandweg 18 in 78343 Horn) with 175 pitches for campers on a total area of 6 ha and a plot size of 100-120 m². Per person you pay 6,50 Euro, children 4,00 Euro as well as stand fee 10,00 – 11,00 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Camping ground Horn in Gaienhofen.

Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Horn:

• Address: Strandweg 18 in 78343 Horn, Germany
• Location: Gaienhofen, Baden-Württemberg
• 175 pitches for campers
• 2 rental accommodations
• 85 places for permanent campers
• 100-120 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 6
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping ground Horn

Camping ground Kirnbergsee – Bräunlingen (95 places)

Camping ground Kirnbergsee – camping in Bräunlingen (address: Seestr. 15 in 78199 Unterbränd) with 95 sites for campers on a total area of 5 ha and a plot size of 70-90 m². Per person you pay 6.50 euros, children 4.50 euros and stand fee 9.50 euros, payable in cash. Read more: Kirnbergsee campground in Bräunlingen.

Directions, address and camper capacities at the Kirnbergsee campsite:

• Address: Seestr. 15 in 78199 Unterbränd, Germany
• Location: Bräunlingen, Baden-Württemberg
• 95 pitches for campers
• 14 Rental accommodation
• 78 places for permanent campers
• 70-90 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 5
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping site Kirnbergsee

Camping ground Langenwald – Freudenstadt (90 places)

Camping ground Langenwald – camping in Freudenstadt (address: Straßburger Str. 167 in 72250 Freudenstadt) with 90 pitches for campers on 2 ha total area and a plot size of 100-110 m². Per person you pay 9,50 Euro, children 6,50 Euro as well as stand fee 10.00 Euro, payable with cash, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa. Read more: Langenwald campground in Freudenstadt.

Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Langenwald:

• Address: Strassburger Str. 167 in 72250 Freudenstadt, Germany.
• Location: Freudenstadt, Baden-Wuerttemberg
• 90 pitches for campers
• 4 rental accommodations
• 15 places for permanent campers
• 100-110 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 2
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping site Langenwald

Camping ground Lauberg – Reutlingen (45 places)

Camping ground Lauberg – camping in Reutlingen (address: Hinter Lau 7 in 72587 Böhringen) with 45 pitches for campers on a total area of 4.8 ha and a plot size of 100 m². Per person you pay 6,00 Euro, children 4,50 Euro as well as stand fee 19,00 – 21,00 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Camping ground Lauberg in Reutlingen.

Directions, address and camper capacities at the Lauberg campsite:

• Address: Hinter Lau 7 in 72587 Böhringen, Germany
• Location: Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg
• 45 pitches for campers
• 3 rental accommodations
• 120 places for permanent campers
• 100 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 4.8
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping Lauberg

Camping ground Markelfingen – Radolfzell at Lake Constance (100 places)

Camping ground Markelfingen – camping in Radolfzell at the Lake of Constance (address: Unterdorfstr. 25 in 78315 Markelfingen) with 100 pitches for campers on a total area of 2.6 ha and a plot size of 60-90 m². Per person one pays 6.00 euros, children 3.00 euros as well as stand fee Inclusive, payable with cash payment. Read more: Markelfingen campsite in Radolfzell on Lake Constance.

Directions, address and camper capacities at the camping Markelfingen:

• Address: Unterdorfstr. 25 in 78315 Markelfingen, Germany
• Location: Radolfzell on Lake Constance, Baden-Württemberg
• 100 pitches for campers
• 2 rental accommodations
• 50 places for permanent campers
• 60-90 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 2.6
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping ground Markelfingen

Camping ground Nell – Nußdorf (20 places)

Camping ground Nell – Camping in Nußdorf (address: Zur Barbe 5 in 88662 Nußdorf) with 20 pitches for campers on 1 ha total area and a plot size of 80-100 m². Per person one pays 5,50 Euro, children 3,00 Euro as well as stand fee 10.00 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Nell campsite in Nußdorf.

Directions, address and camper capacities in camping Nell:

• Address: Zur Barbe 5 in 88662 Nußdorf, Germany
• Location: Nußdorf, Baden-Württemberg
• 20 pitches for campers
• 30 places for permanent campers
• 80-100 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 1
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping Nell

Camping ground Reisachmühle – Neckarsulm (95 places)

Camping ground Reisachmühle – camping in Neckarsulm (address: Reisachmühle 6 in 74172 Neckarsulm) with 95 sites for campers on 2.3 ha total area. Per person you pay 6.00 Euro, children 4.00 Euro as well as stand fee 6.00 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Reisachmühle campground in Neckarsulm.

Directions, address and camper capacities at Reisachmühle camp site:

• Address: Reisachmühle 6 in 74172 Neckarsulm, Germany.
• Location: Neckarsulm, Baden-Württemberg
• 95 pitches for campers
• 70 places for permanent campers
• Total size in ha: 2.3
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping site Reisachmühle

Camping ground Schloss Helmsdorf – Immenstaad at Lake Constance (85 places)

Camping ground Schloss Helmsdorf – camping ground in Immenstaad at Lake Constance (address: Helmsdorf Schloss 1 in 88090 Immenstaad) with 85 pitches for campers on a total area of 6.5 ha and a plot size of 80-100 m². Per person one pays 9,00 Euro, children 4,20 Euro as well as stand fee Inclusive, payable with cash payment. Read more: Campsite Schloss Helmsdorf in Immenstaad on Lake Constance.

Directions, address and camper capacities at Camping Schloss Helmsdorf:

• Address: Helmsdorf Schloss 1 in 88090 Immenstaad, Germany
• Location: Immenstaad am Bodensee, Baden-Württemberg
• 85 pitches for campers
• 9 Rental accommodation
• 235 places for permanent campers
• 80-100 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 6.5
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping ground Schloss Helmsdorf

Camping ground Kirchberg Castle – Immenstaad at Lake Constance (140 places)

Camping ground Kirchberg Castle – camping ground in Immenstaad at the Lake of Constance (address: in 88709 Hagnau) with 140 pitches for campers on a total area of 7.8 ha and a plot size of 80-120 m². Per person one pays 5,00 Euro, children 3,00 Euro as well as stand fee 9,00 – 14,50 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Campsite Kirchberg Castle in Immenstaad on Lake Constance.

Directions, address and camper capacities at the Kirchberg Castle campsite:

• Address: 88709 Hagnau, Germany
• Location: Immenstaad am Bodensee, Baden-Württemberg
• 140 pitches for campers
• 230 places for permanent campers
• 80-120 m² plot size
• Total size in ha: 7.8

Camping ground Schluchsee – Schluchsee (240 places)

Camping Schluchsee – camping in Schluchsee (address: Gwann Zeltplatz 1 in 79859 Schluchsee) with 240 pitches for campers on a total area of 4 ha. Per person you pay 10,10 Euro, children 5,80 Euro as well as stand fee 3,50 Euro, payable with cash payment. Read more: Schluchsee campground in Schluchsee.

Directions, address and camper capacities at the Schluchsee campsite:

• Address: Gwann Zeltplatz 1 in 79859 Schluchsee, Germany.
• Location: Schluchsee, Baden-Württemberg
• 240 pitches for campers
• Total size in ha: 4
• Directions (Google Maps): Camping ground Schluchsee

You will find many more good recommendations on Campwerk: Campingplatz Baden-Württenberg.

Overview of statics

• Mechanical department
• Architect or structural engineer calculates statics
• Statics is the load-bearing capacity of the building
• Build it yourself – learn statics from the example of a carport
• If not observed high health risk & no insurance cover
• Statics in English – “statics”

If you want to learn more about statics, we have selected an instructive and profound explanation for you here

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Atrium: share, facts and figures

Atrium in detail – The current share price and other facts and figures about the company.

• Buying shares – instructions (direct banks, online trading)
• Shares Dividend – Facts and Figures
• Construction: industry and investment
• Atrium European Real Estate – Company (external)
• Real Estate Shares – Overview

Share price: 12 months

Invest? WKN, ISIN and symbol:

• WKN: A0X963
• ISIN: JE00B3DCF752
• US Symbol: ATRBF

Here is the current share price with a review of the share price performance over the last 12 months.

Source: Ariva.de

Share price: 3 years

Atrium European Real Estate’s share price performance over the last 36 months.

Facts and figures on Atrium European Real Estate

• Headquarters: Jersey
• Foundation: 1997
• Umbrella organization: Gazit-Globe
• Countries: 4
• Real estate: 26
• Value: 2.6 billion euros

Status: 06/20

Subsidiaries of Atrium

There are currently over 50 Atrium subsidiaries.

• Atrium European Real EstateSubsidiaries
• Atrium Poland Real Estate Management Sp. z.o.o
• THESIS SpA
• Atrium European Cooperatief U.A.
• Project Echo-35 Sp. z o.o.
• Manhattan Real Estate Management Sk s.r.o.
• Centrum Handlowe Felin Sp. z o.o.
• Property Development One SRL
• Galeria Na WYSPIE SP. Z O. O.
• Manhattan Development, Kft
• Property Development Two SRL
• Ch Felin, Sp. Z O.O.
• Euro Mall Zilina, A.S.
• Agromex Development Sp.z o.o.
• Magnum Invest Kft.
• Th-Tanne, Kft.
• Magnum Cz Reality, S.R.O.
• Manhattan Development Global, Kft.
• CENTRUM HANDLOWE NEPTUNCITY Sp. z o.o.
• Mall Gallery 2 Ltd.
• OOO Manhattan Real Estate Management
• Sia Manhattan Real Estate Management
• Manhattan Real Estate Management, s.r.o.
• Manhattan Development Alfa, Kft.
• Manhattan Development A.S
• Mall Gallery 1
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DAX: Index of the “German economy

The DAX is the most important German share index in trading. It takes into account the performance of the 30 largest and therefore most liquid companies on the German stock market. The DAX thus represents around 80 percent of the market capitalization of listed stock corporations in Germany.

DAX index family

In addition to the DAX itself, the Prime Standard of the DAX index family includes the MDAX, XDAX, TecDAX and SDAX.

• DAX
• MDAX
• XDAX
• TecDAX
• SDAX

Tip. DAX, NASDAQ, Dow Jones, Euro Stoxx. The chart overview to the indices from top indices:

• DAX, NASDAQ, Dow Jones & Co.

DAX Price: Real Time

Here is the current share price with a review of the share price performance over the last 12 months.

Invest? WKN & ISIN:

• WKN: 846900
• ISIN: DE0008469008
• Symbol: DAX

Chart: 3 year review

The DAX in a 3-year review: