When selling property in Berlin, two decisive factors play a major role: the presentation of the property and the time it takes to find a buyer. Home staging can help to increase the selling price, while a look at the Berlin property market shows how long a sale takes on average and which properties are most likely to sell.
Selling a property is not only a financial challenge, but also a legal one. Many owners ask themselves what taxes are involved, what legal steps are necessary and whether they should handle the sale privately or with an estate agent. In this article, we explain the most important aspects you need to consider when selling a property.
The condition of a property plays a decisive role in its sale. Buyers pay particular attention to renovations, energy efficiency and the presentation of the property. However, not every modernisation is worthwhile. In this article, you will learn which measures increase the property value, how you can optimally prepare your property for sale and when renovations or modernisations are worthwhile.
Buying a property involves considerable costs - and it's not just about the purchase price. Many buyers underestimate the additional costs that are incurred when buying a property. In this blog post, we explain what additional costs you will incur, whether you have to pay land transfer tax, notary fees or estate agent commission and
Buying a property is one of life's biggest investments. A thorough inspection is therefore crucial in order to recognise hidden defects and realistically estimate the purchase price. In this blog post, you will find out what you need to look out for when viewing a property, which defects can lower the purchase price and whether an expert opinion or a survey is necessary.
The property market is as diverse as the needs of buyers and investors. Whether you are looking for your new home or want to invest in property as a capital investment, there are some key factors that should be considered when choosing the right property. In this blog post, we look at
Buying a property is a significant milestone, but once the purchase contract has been signed, the organisational part begins. Many buyers ask themselves: How long does it take from the confirmation of purchase to the handover of the keys? Who organises the notary appointment? And what tasks still need to be completed after the purchase, such as re-registration, insurance
Buying a property is a big decision that needs to be well thought through. Many buyers are unsure about the steps they need to take before buying, how a viewing works and what documents are required. In this blog post, we explain the entire process - from preparation to signing the contract. 1.
Buying a property is a significant investment and it is essential to make sure that there are no legal or financial surprises waiting for you. In this blog post, you will find out what measures are taken to avoid legal problems, whether the seller can subsequently withdraw from the contract and what happens if your financing is cancelled.
Buying a property is a big financial decision - so it is all the more important to negotiate a fair price. But is the price quoted even negotiable? If so, by how much? What arguments can you use in price negotiations? And is there professional support available to help you get the best offer? In
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