Oliver Hirt and Franz Rembold develop real estate in Berlin and Leipzig. Now, townhouses in Berlin caused Middle waterfront. Due to the economic crisis, speaks most places about the escape in concrete gold. Franz Rembold and his Leipzig partner Oliver Hirt developed and build mid-exclusive townhouses in the port quarter mitte.com in the middle of the Berlin Government quarter in Berlin and see good chances for the house purchase and the investment of their town house series. Only, not any real estate is crisis-proof. Experts see good chance first and foremost for the luxury property in sought after location. Luxury residential real estate market Germany – Dahler & company Dahler & company study valued the German recently the market for luxury real estate.

You define a house sale worth about 750,000 euros as luxury real estate, whether detached or semi-detached house, Villa, townhouse or townhouse, House, townhouse or country house. Almost 200,000 homes fall under the category of luxury in Germany. After all, 1.3% of all single-family homes. On average, a luxury home cost 1.37 million euros. Munich, Hamburg and Berlin are the top locations. The most expensive homes sold in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin and Dusseldorf. Sylt also includes and is particularly notable for extremely expensive real estate. Town-House trend in Berlin according to Raghavan 2003 was presented for the first time a townhouse concept for Berlin Centre in the Friedrichswerder, which developed the Senate Department for urban development.

85 percent of the 47 exclusive townhouses sold one year after construction. in 2006 came the first of the 60 houses in Prenzlauer gardens in the neighbouring Prenzlauer Berg, who in turn faster than expected were sold then. \”A demand for this kind of town houses has arisen. In addition to large attics, penthouses and apartments townhouses are needed now,\”so the Berlin Franz Rembold. \”Important factors indicate that there is enough potential for more townhouses,\” business partner be Oliver Hirt, who perfectly knows the market in Berlin and Leipzig.

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