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Flats as capital investments in Berlin – security for tenants and investors

The Berlin real estate market has been characterized by high housing demand for many years. While other forms of investment such as stocks or bonds fluctuate strongly, residential property in the capital proves to be a stable and reliable asset. An apartment can therefore be an attractive option for both tenants and investors.

Why buying makes sense for tenants

– Long-term security
– Predictable costs
– Familiar environment
– Retirement planning
– Market stability

From ADEN Immobilien’s perspective, it is particularly positive when tenants purchase their familiar home. We guide interested parties along this path and, if desired, connect them with financing experts.

Opportunities for investors

Berlin remains an attractive location for investors. Apartments offer stability, inflation protection, and solid value. Sustained demand, population growth, and international migration support this long-term attractiveness.

Ongoing rental income

Buying a rented apartment provides immediate rental income, supporting financing and predictability.

Risks and framework conditions

Investments require equity, financing, and respect for regulations such as rent control or tenant protection. These create stability for both tenants and investors.

Who benefits from buying?

  1. Tenants who can buy
    2. Buyers focused on retirement
    3. International buyers

ADEN Immobilien as a partner

Since 2010, ADEN Immobilien has supported buyers and sellers in Berlin. With more than 60 privatized buildings and around 80 projects in preparation, the company is an established specialist.

Conclusion: Ownership creates security

Whether for tenants or investors, buying an apartment in Berlin provides security and long-term value. ADEN Immobilien stands as a reliable partner beyond the purchase itself.

Booming Berlin – property prices continue to rise

As the year got under way, the major research institutes and departments, assessors associations, statisticians and market observers published their figures relating to Germany’s property market. The results are illuminating and provide insight into potential future developments. This year, the trend is once again clear: property prices are continuing to rise across the board – though less dynamically than before.  

Berlin – a city of possibilities Berlin is a modern, dynamic metropolis with international pulling power. The break-neck pace of development here over the past three decades is reflected in the diametric contrast of challenges […]

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PropTech – digital innovations that also benefit private landlords

PropTech is short for ‘Property Technology’, i.e. digital technology for the property sector. The term is most commonly used in relation to start-ups developing digital products and services for every conceivable process within the property sector. A broad field. To date, however, PropTech remains relatively unknown among private landlords in Germany. And yet they too stand to benefit tremendously from intelligent and innovative digital solutions.

Although the German property sector was initially slow to embrace digitalisation, large housing associations, institutional investors and product developers are now keen users of these innovations developed by PropTech companies. The main reasons for using […]

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Property tax reform 2022: What owners have to do now

Breaking News: The deadline for filing property tax returns has been extended! The property tax return must now be submitted by January 31, 2023.[a] The German government has revised the calculation of property tax. As a result, all owners of land or real estate must submit electronically completed declarations of assessment. But what exactly are the rules and what values must owners declare?

The assessed values which were last determined in 1964 (in West Germany) and 1935 (in East Germany) form the basis of the calculation of the current property tax.[1]. With its ruling on 10 April 2018,[2] the Federal […]

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OUR TEAM

with passion for service

André Ahrends

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Real Estate Agent

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 andre.ahrends@aden-immo.com

Michael Bautz

Office Berlin Friedrichshain

Real Estate Agent

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 michael.bautz@aden-immo.com

Lars Drewes

Büro Berlin Wilmersdorf

Head of Sales

German, English +49 30 23 633 533 lars.drewes@aden-immo.com

Ole Eggerss

Office Berlin Charlottenburg

Real Estate Agent

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 ole.eggerss@aden-immo.com

Emma Granier

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Marketing Manager

French, German, English +49 30 88 70 24 08 emma.granier@aden-immo.com

Jakob Gremerath

Office Berlin Friedrichshain

Real Estate Agent

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 jakob.gremerath@aden-immo.com

Dirk Höppner

Büro Berlin Wilmersdorf

Independant Real Estate Agent

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 dirk.hoeppner@aden-immo.com

Anastasia Ikonnikov

Office Berlin Charlottenburg

Real Estate Agent

German, English, Russian +49 30 61 67 51 15 anastasia.ikonnikov@aden-immo.com

Andres Islas

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Rental Manager

German, English, Spanish +49 30 887 024 07 andres.islas@aden-immo.com

Jessica Kiefer

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Working Student

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 jessica.kiefer@aden-immo.com

Julian Kirsch

Office Berlin Charlottenburg

Real Estate Agent Acquisition

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 julian.kirsch@aden-immo.com

Anita Klimczyk

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Office Manager

German, English, Polish +49 30 23 633 533 anita.klimczyk@aden-immo.com

Olivier Montero

Office Berlin Friedrichshain

Real Estate Agent Acquisition

French, German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 olivier.montero@aden-immo.com

David Nguyen

Office Paris

Managing Director

French, English +33 1 56 33 70 70 david.nguyen@aden-immo.com

Rene Rettig

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Project Manager

German, English +49 30 61 67 51 15 rene.rettig@aden-immo.com

Arnaud Schott

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Managing Director

French, German, English +49 30 23 633 533 arnaud.schott@aden-immo.com

Cihan Selmo

Office Berlin Charlottenburg

Real Estate Agent

German, English, Turkish +49 30 61 67 51 15 cihan.selmo@aden-immo.com

Alice Thion

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Project Manager

French, German, English +49 30 88 70 24 08 alice.thion@aden-immo.com

David Wunnicke

Office Berlin Wilmersdorf

Independant Real Estate Agent

German, English + 49 30 61 67 51 15 david.wunnicke@aden-immo.com

Jeannette Zentel-Schertlin

Office Berlin Charlottenburg

Real Estate Agent

German, English, Spanish +49 30 61 67 51 15 jeannette.zentel-schertlin@aden-immo.com