HIB brochure September 2013

Apartments • Student Investments • Apartment Blocks • Supermarkets
Providing the best projects in Berlin for living or investment

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Company Facts 4
HIB Services 5
Berlin – The place to be 6
Berlin’s Business & Investment
Environment 9
HIB Projects 10
Apartments 12
Carrée ALTE POST 13
Flottwellpromenade 14
The Garden 15
Student Accommodation 16
Apartment Blocks 18
Supermarkets 20
Buying Process 22
“Every person who invests in well-selected real estate in
a growing section of a prosperous community adopts the
surest and safest method of becoming independent, for
real estate is the basis of wealth.”
Theodor Rousvelt

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PROPERTY RENTALS:
There’s a very strong culture to rent your house
in Germany and contracts usually are long term.
Over 80% of Berliners are tenants that creates high
demand for rental property. We are providing rental
contracts and make sure tenants are reliable and
pays rent on time.
BANK FINANCING & INSURANCE:
Our fully qualified German mortgage advisers provide
inside knowledge on getting the best mortgage rates
from any deal, whether for the purchase or re-mortgage
of a commercial property, a buy-to-let investment
property or your main home. We also offer a wide range
of insurance services to make sure each of our clients
has the right level of protection at the right price.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT:
We have experienced and dedicated property
management Team to help you manage your
property, collect rents, pay the monthly bills, and
deal with tenant enquiries. We also take care of any
maintenance tasks or refurbishment, if required.
LEGAL AND TAX ADVISE:
We have a long term partnership with experienced
Tax And legal advisers in Germany specializing on
German Real estate market which have helped
multiple clients from EU and other countries to buy or
invest in Germany as private individual, company or
through offshore.
HIB SERVICES
COMPANY FACTS
Home Invest Berlin is part of the EURIX Group which
was founded in 1996 and since then has emerged
as one of the market leaders in Real estate sales and
rentals and Asset management in Berlin, Germany.
The Home Invest Berlin has experienced multilingual
team, with expertise in property sales, rentals and
property management and finance. Over the last 17
years we’ve completed thousands of property deals
in Germany and currently have over 1000 properties
under management for our private investors and
investment funds.
HiB team
Head office, Berlin
HiB is part of the
Eurix Group.

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HOT PROPERTIES
Low purchase factor of 13.4,
located in desirable residential
area. Multifamily home consists
of 56 apartments and 30 car
spaces. Bank financing available.
Apartments in the heart of Berlin’s
newly renovated business district,
only 5 min walking distance
from Potsdamer Platz, cinema,
shopping and entertainment area.
The development will consist of
two residential buildings and is
surrounded by park, giving access
to huge green area in the middle
of the city. Completion date:
Spring 2013.
Central location next to
Potsdamer Platz.
Good location on the busy
shopping street with premium,
long term tenant in place.
Supermarket has good visibility
from the street and is well known
spot with commercial focus on
local consumers.
PRICE: €4,800,000
7.5% RENTAL YIELD
PRICE: €152,000PRICE: €2,147,000
7.7% RENTAL YIELD
RESIDENTIAL
APARTMENT BLOCK
Berlin-Köpenick
FLOTTWELLPROMENADE
Flottwellstrasse,
Berlin-Mitte
BRAND NEW
SUPERMARKET
Isenbuttel, Germany
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT OUR
INVESTMENT CONSULTANT TODAY ON:
+49 (30) 499 05 09 50 or info@homeinvestberlin.com

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GERMAN MARKET NEWS
With a culture of thrift and, now, a fast-ageing society,
Germany naturally saves more than it spends. (Barring
a few years after unification, it has run an almost
uninterrupted surplus since 1952.) But its current-
account surplus, at 7% of GDP, is now more than
three times higher than it was a decade ago, largely
thanks to an artificially cheap currency and squeezed
wages. It is unhealthy, both for Germans (who forgo
higher living standards to pile up savings that are
poorly invested abroad) and for others in the euro
zone and beyond.
German economists recognise that this has to
change. Hans-Werner Sinn of Munich’s IFO economic
research institute says the country is “too cheap”.
But how best to rebalance the economy: through
less saving or more investment? As a share of GDP
German investment has fallen sharply, from 22% in
2000 to 17% in 2012. Public investment has been
squeezed, firms have been cautious about capital
spending and in the absence of a property boom
there has been little investment in construction.
Property is now beginning to look up. Ultra-low interest
rates are pushing up house prices and spurring
building. After a decade of stagnation, German
property prices rose by 5% (in nominal terms) in both
2011 and 2012. Cities like Berlin and Munich have
seen much bigger jumps. Taxi drivers offer tips on the
best place to buy a flat. But there is a long way to go.
Relative to income, German property prices are still
20% undervalued.
Source: The Economist
The real estate industry in Germany
is optimistic and, against the
trend in other industries, plans
to increase investment and add
employees. These are the findings
of a Deloitte survey in which 92%
of the responding real estate CFOs
expressed a positive outlook for
Germany’s economy, while in other
industries that number was only
56%. The real estate CFOs (85%)
said they are still expecting rising
revenues, compared to 36% in the
other branches. The top business
strategy priority for the property
industry is to increase operating
cash flow. Following that is cutting
costs and reducing debt. The
largest risk factors are now seen
to be rising energy costs and the
instability of the financial system.
Source: TD International
The price trend on the German
residential market is upwards
in almost all of the regions and
segments. It is expected that the
most dynamic sector will continue to
be southern Germany. By the end
of the year, the purchase prices for
German residential properties are
likely to rise by another 2-4%. All
of these findings are presented in
“Markt für Wohnimmobilien 2013,”
an analysis compiled by LBS. In the
past ten years, prices especially for
new condominiums have increased
almost everywhere. However,
with the exclusion of Germany’s
southern and southwestern cities,
prices for preexisting houses and
condominiums are barely higher than
in the spring of 2003. The highest
prices for both are in the southern
areas. Prices for construction sites
also show enormous differences: in
medium to large cities in southern
Germany, the going price of €380/
sqm is three times higher than in the
north (€120) and five times higher
than in the east (€70).
Source: TD International
THE INGREDIENTS OF GERMAN ECONOMIC SUCCESS
July 26th, 2013
MORE CONFIDENCE
IN REAL ESTATE THAN
IN OTHER BUSINESS
SECTORS
July 10th, 2013
LBS FORECAST:
PRICES FOR
RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTIES TO RISE
BY 3% IN 2013
May 7th, 2013

Berlin is a capital city of Federal Republic
of Germany with a population of
3.5million. By international comparison,
the German capital is the second largest
city in the European Union in terms of its
population and the fifth largest in terms of
its area.
Berlin is home to renowned universities,
research institutes, orchestras,
museums, and celebrities, and hosts
many sporting events. After the fall of the
wall, Berlin has evolved into a cultural
mecca and has become a centre for art,
design, multimedia, electronic music, and
fashion among other things. With 175
museums, Berlin has more museums
than rainy days. It also boasts more than
50 theatres and around 300 cinemas.
Particularly appealing is also Berlins
green spots with over a third of the city’s
extensive surface covered by sweeping
parks, forests, lakes, rivers and canals.
Public transport in Berlin is thorough
and efficient with the railway and bus
network the fastest way of getting around
the capital. The city is well known for its
festivals, diverse architecture, nightlife,
shopping, contemporary arts and a high
quality of living.
You may find yourself wandering around
one of the many central districts of
Berlin, each of them being perfectly
self-sufficient with plenty of small cafes,
various restaurants and local designer
boutiques allowing you to explore the
diverse personality of this exciting city.
BERLIN – THE PLACE TO BE
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BERLIN’S EXPANDING BUSINESS SCENE
Small and medium-sized companies make up the
majority of Berlin’s economy. Some of the strongest
sectors of Berlin’s economy include electrical
engineering, food products, chemicals, mechanical
engineering and motor vehicle manufacturing. Its
economy is primarily based on the service sector,
encompassing a diverse range of creative industries,
media corporations, and convention venues. Berlin
is among the top five congress cities in the world
and contributes to the rapidly increasing tourism
sector numbered over 22 million overnight stays by
9.8 million tourists in 2011. Berlin also serves as a
continental hub for air and rail transport, and over
the last recent years Berlin has established itself as
the third most visited city destination in the European
Union. Not only is it the city of choice for tech
entrepreneurs, fashion designers, and artists, but also
Twitter will be opening an office in Berlin.
Berlin is currently seeing a net increase of residents
with many governmental and large corporations
relocating staff there from other German cities; this
influx is driving rental demand and rents upwards.
Bringing Berlin more in line with the rest of Germany,
this alignment in the market signifies a real buying
opportunity with strong fundamentals supporting
the rise in rental yields. The population of the city is
rising at an increasingly robust rate, with more recent
projections putting Berlin closer to 3.7 or 3.8 million
residents by 2020. With its traditional industries all
expanding and a flourishing startup and technology
scene, increased economic opportunity is coupling
with the larger macroeconomic picture to make the
city’s property market very solid.
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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
(Half year)
3300
3350
3400
3450
3500
3550
BERLIN’S POPULATION DEVELOPMENT (THOUSANDS)

Residential property is the key growth area in Germany
right now and its capital Berlin has the biggest potential
for growth. Most of the 1.8 million apartments in Berlin
are rentals, averaging 84% with long rental terms of
typically 10-15 years, but in recent years the choice of
reasonably priced and exclusive living space in Berlins
extremely varied districts has increased. Rents are
generally lower than in any other major German city but
are widely expected to increase significantly over the next
10 years.
Dubbed “Silicon Allee”, Berlin’s technology, media and
creative industries total almost 37,000 companies
with an annual turnover of €26 billion. While the clean
technologies sector employs more there than anywhere
else in Germany. The real estate market is responding to
this growth, especially in residential – the most popular
sector with survey respondents.
Furthermore, tenants in Berlin pay for all the running
costs of a building such as insurance, snow clearance,
and other service charges. The only costs sustained
by the owner are building maintenance and a property
management fee.
Historically, Berlin’s attraction for young people has been
helped by cheap rents. But this is changing as interest in
inner-city luxury apartments grows. This is especially true
in districts such as Mitte, which has seen significant rent
increases. Pension funds, listed firms, and private equity
players, as well as wealthy Germans, are now among the
city’s residential landlords. Property prices can double in
Berlin, and they would still be affordable in comparison to
other European cities. What makes this city great, from
its homes to its people, is being dramatically enhanced
by the changes at hand. The possibilities for the next
decade are seemingly endless.
Berlin real estate is considered to be prime residential
market in Europe, surpassing by far most other cities.
The reasons are related to the low purchase prices in
Berlin, in contrast to its first-class rental prices and its
blossoming economy.
BEST SECTORS FOR ACQUISITIONS IN 2013, BY CITY
Office Retail Industrial Apartment Hotel
Amsterdam 8 9 5 9 2
Athens 4 6 0 3 10
Barcelona 10 13 4 8 12
Berlin 13 21 5 40 10
Brussels 15 13 4 9 3
Budapest 6 9 2 3 1
Copenhagen 2 12 0 9 1
Dublin 12 5 3 7 5
Edinburgh 8 4 3 6 5
Frankfurt 20 22 9 18 6
Hamburg 17 22 16 24 8
Helsinki 7 10 2 4 1
Istanbul 16 16 14 10 17
Lisbon 8 9 2 5 3
London 31 15 12 31 17
Lyon 11 11 12 7 2
Madrid 12 14 1 9 9
Milan 8 24 3 12 8
Moscow 8 10 7 5 4
Munich 28 26 7 25 11
Paris 33 28 6 10 8
Prague 10 11 3 3 0
Rome 3 18 2 10 8
Stockholm 10 15 4 11 4
Vienna 10 10 0 5 3
Warsaw 16 17 7 5 3
Zurich 11 12 3 11 3
Sector recommended by: 30 or more 15-29 14 or fewer respondents
Source: Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2013 survey.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MARKET BERLIN’S INVESTMENT PROSPECTS
SPA 14.5%
IRL 17.7%
ITA 24.6%
UK 29.5%
FRA 37.5%
NL 45%
GER 57.4%
BERLIN 84%A POPULATION OF TENANTS
0 100 200 300 400 500
BERLIN
LONDON
AMSTERDAM
PARIS
STOCKHOLM
TENANCY RATES IN EUROPE AVERAGE PRICE PER 80SQM APARTMENT
PRICE IN THOUSANDS OF EUROS

Real estate still provides a “hard yield in a low-yielding
world”. As with debt, investors are still seeking safety
first, returns second. Fresh debt is increasingly
expensive. As banks seek to meet higher funding
costs and their required return on equity, margins have
ticked up. But low interest rates are helping to keep
the all-in cost of borrowing at affordable levels.
Speaking specifically about mortgage rates in
Germany, it is remarkable to see how these interest
rates decreased during the last ten years, as
appreciated in the graph below. This boosted the
acquisition of real estate projects as it became easier
and more affordable to lend money, especially when
comparing to what was the situation ten years ago.
The rate in the graph below is calculated as the
development of interest rates based on the DGZF
Pfandbrief curve - with a margin of about 0.5% to 1%.
These mortgage bonds are used to refinance real
estate loans and could be considered a real indicator.
All these economical aspects provide a positive
impression of the German economy, especially during
rough times for most other European countries and
global partners. The positive situation for interest
rates and Germany’s fundamentals is reflected also
by the AAA rating of Germany issued by S&P, where
Germany is considered as one of the most reliable
partners. These aspects also influence some specific
features, such as the cost for financing. In fact, due
to Germany’s particular strengths, low interest rates
can be maintained. Furthermore, the European Central
Bank’s rate on the marginal lending facility (which
offers overnight credit to banks in the euro area)
played an important role, currently at an all-time low of
0.5% since January 2013.
Existing
Investment
New
Investment
Development
Munich 3.73 3.56 3.29
Berlin 3.72 3.46 3.09
London 3.57 3.23 3.13
Istanbul 3.55 3.47 3.46
Hamburg 3.49 3.45 3.46
Paris 3.36 3.45 3.21
Zurich 3.33 3.28 3.25
Stockholm 3.31 3.13 2.90
Moscow 3.31 3.15 3.08
Increase Stay the same
BANK FINANCING IN GERMANY IN 2013
Very Poor
Poor
Fair
Good
Excellent
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2
4
6
-6
-4
-2
2006
Total return
20112010200920082007
Capital growth Income return
INVESTMENT PROSPECTS
CITY INVESTMENT PROSPECTS
Source: Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2013 survey.
Sources: Investment prospects: Emerging Trends in Real Estate
Europe 2013 survey. All-property returns: Investment Property
Databank.
Prospects Rating Ranking
Existing Property Performance Good 3.72 2nd
New Property Acquisitions Fair 3.46 3rd
Development Prospects Fair 3.09 7th
ALL PROPERTY RETURNS
1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013
0%
1%
2%
3%
4%
5%
6%
7%
MORTGAGE INTEREST RATES IN GERMANY

APARTMENTS:
Either you are looking for a place to live or buy-to-let
property, we have a various offers on off-plan projects in
central Berlin. We offer property management and bank
financing for each of the projects.
STUDENT INVESTMENT:
Student accommodation is a low risk, high yielding and
totally hands-off investment and can generate significant
profits to investors. Our projects are situated in one of
the biggest student cities in Berlin with high demand on
accommodation.
APARTMENT BLOCKS:
If you are looking for a stable and profitable investment
option in Germany, residential property investment
opportunity would suit your needs. We have carefully
selected property portfolios with high rental yields and
growing rental income. Bank financing is also available.
SUPERMARKETS:
If you are looking to invest in commercial property in
Germany, we have a selection of profitable supermarkets
in different locations, already tenanted and generating high
rental yields . Bank financing is also available.
HIB PROJECTS

APARTMENTS
Home Invest Berlin offers you various high quality off-plan projects in
central Berlin and close surroundings. Our chosen developers has
extensive references with similar project built in the past and are well
known by high building standards and excellent quality.
One historic building which once
served as Post office will be
completely renovated with
preserved architectural style from
mid 1920, and two new buildings
located at Lichtenberg,
near Frankfurter Allee, one of the
major traffic arteries in Berlin .
The Carrée is also adjacent to a
park and appears like a quiet
oasis providing an escape from
hectic city life.
Located in the heart of Berlins
newly renovated business district,
only 5min walking distance away
from Potsdamer Platz.
The project will consist of two
residential buildings and a
hotel with underground parking.
Residential building is off the
main street but keeps an easy
access to various transport
options and are surrounded by
huge green park with nice
walkways around.
Just a few minutes away from
the city centre hustle will lay this
beautifully designed property
complex with carefully planted
garden around allowing to enjoy
the maximum of daylight and
highest level of comfort for it’s
inhabitants.
Area: Berlin: Lichtenberg Area: Berlin: Mitte Area: Berlin: Mitte
PRICES FROM:
€159,000
PRICES FROM:
€152,000
PRICES FROM:
€159,000
CARRÉE OLD POST
OFFICE
FLOTTWELLPROMENADE THE GARDEN
The project will consist of renewed historical building of an old post office
and one new built development. As one of the few remaining grand
public structures in Lichtenberg this old post office building is now listed
as a historic memorial to the expressionistic architectural style of the mid
1920s. Located in Lichtenberg, which is near Frankfurter Allee, one of the
major traffic arteries in Berlin the project with the adjacent park appears
like a quiet oasis providing an escape from hectic city life.
Living Varieties
Carefully reconstructed the building is
going to house 48 apartments with sizes
from 50 to 200 m² designed to create a
symbiosis between historic substance
and modern live style. These apartments
are tax incentive. Designed to create a
smooth optical transition from the historic
building the 4 new structures will house
90 attractive and spacious apartments
with sizes varying from 50 to 160 m².
Just a quick jaunt from Friedrichshain, one of Berlins
hottest districts, The Carrée Old Post Office is located
in a quiet neighbourhood, close to Frankfurter Allee,
one of Berlins main arteries providing easy access
to the city centre as well as out of the city. It has an
easy access to various means of transportation such
as tram, metro and city rail. For those who enjoy the
flexibility of a car parking/garage spaces are available.
The property has also several spacious parks in
the neighbourhood allowing you to enjoy the nature
without going away from your home area.
Location
An overview of the benefits you can enjoy.
• historic building with 48 units
• new construction with 90 units flats from 50 – 200 m²
• 3 m ceiling height
• underfloor heating
• elevators
• wheelchair accessible apartments
• rooftop apartments with additional ateliers
• real wood parquet
• underground parking available
• park directly adjacent, the city park and town hall park Lichtenberg
within a five minute walk
• 2–6 rooms, spacious and designed to meet every desire
• central heating
• Walking distance to a large shopping centre, parks, public
transportation, healthcare, schools and more
CARRÉE OLD POST OFFICE QUIET OASIS IN A BUSTLING CITY
PRICES FROM
E159,000 – E695,000
Completion date: Spring 2015

The property is located in between Berlin’s most central districts: Mitte,
Kreuzberg and Schöneberg, which is only short walking distance to
Potsdamer Platz and has an excellent connection to a public transport.
The development will consist of two residential buildings and is
surrounded by newly renowned Gleisdreieck park, giving access to huge
green area surrounding one of the central business districts in Berlin.
Living Varieties
The lay outs of the living spaces can be
flexible. 2,80 m high ceilings and French
windows give the 1st floor rooms a bright
and spacious atmosphere. Flexible floor
plans and exclusive furnishings inspire
creativity and imagination. Available with
balconies or terraces apartments sizes
range from 73 m² – 152 m². Units can
also be combined. All units stretch from
one side of the building to the other
allowing for plenty of light.
• 46 Apartments . 72 m² – 136 m²
• 30 Studios 52m²
• 8 Penthouse Apartments 93 m² –
132 m²
• 3 Penthouse Studios 51 m² – 52 m²
• 5 Townhouses 151 m² – 154 m²
Potsdamer Platz is an important public square and
traffic intersection in the centre of Berlin, Germany,
lying about 1 km south of the Brandenburg Gate and
the Reichstag (German ParliamentBuilding), and
close to the southeast corner of the Tiergarten park.
Since German reunification, Potsdamer Platz has
been the site of major redevelopment projects.
Location
• development: 2 Residential buildings
• location: Flottwellstr. Berlin-Kreuzberg/ Mitte
• right next to the new Gleisdreieck park
• 92 living units
• 2–7 rooms, modern variable floor plans
• high-quality fittings in two design series
• 64 underground parking places
• location next to the Potsdamer Platz
• cinema and entertainment complex in walking distance
• easy access to underground line stations
• representable and safe area
FLOTTWELLPROMENADE WITH A HEART IN THE CITY CENTRE…
PRICES FROM
E152,000 – E725,000
A secret garden – as diverse as the city, as alluring as nature.
Architecture that creates space and allows for spacious living. A place
that combines Berlin’s most exciting facets and offers retreat at the
same time. A private paradise, where you can leave the hustle and
bustle of Berlin far behind, without leaving the city centre. A place where
well-considered forms, axes and proportions cater to the needs for
community and playgrounds and for rest and retreat.
Living Varieties
The Garden leaves almost all other details up
to you. From apartment to penthouse, there
are a total of approximately 280 living units,
114 of which are available for you as owner-
occupied flats. Each of them is distinguished
by its smart floor plan, which can be
customized to meet very individual wishes
• Apartments
• Family homes
• Garden homes
• Townhouses
• Penthouses
The Garden is located in a growing and prosperous
part of Mitte. Location is very well connected with
different part of city by underground, buses and tram
lines. The art and entertainment scene is just around
the corner. Here, in the middle of Chausseestrasse,
the district is very relaxed and family friendly with its
swimming pools, spacious parks, renowned private
schools and kindergartens. Even long-time Berliners
are surprised by the array that Mitte has to offer – from
excellent cuisine to the quirky beer gardens; from
the hidden waterways to the main arterial roads;
from modern art to traditional Berlin corner pubs. The
spacious parks, lively squares and winding alleyways
will all make sure that your heart will soon belong to
the heart of Berlin.
Location
• city garden, approx. 12,000 m²
• 7 buildings
• 114 living units
• flats ca. 61 m² – 217 m²
• 2–7 rooms, modern floor plans
• high-quality fittings in two design series
• energy-efficient buildings, class 55 in accordance with EnEV 2009
• 121 underground parking places
• 24/7 concierge service
• 128,400 flowering plants in summer
THE GARDEN FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO HAVE IT ALL...
PRICES FROM
E159,000 – .1,084,000
Completion date: Spring 2015Completion date: Spring 2015

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Prime off campus living on campus
Todays discerning student demands highly functional furnishing, short ways
and premium service in a unique setting on their way to self realization.
Located on the FU (Free University) Campus Premus Campus delivers just
that while satisfying the ever-growing need for instant gratification.
Features:
• Fully furnished apartments
• Kitchenettes with microwaves and refrigerators
• Walk in showers
• Full length mirrors
• Tiled flooring
• Common areas
• Lounge
Studios for student living
Innovative services and sophisticated
furnishing provide the comfort and care
free environment a students needs to be
able to concentrate on his/her studies.
From ultra-compact 17 m² to spacious
37 m² the floor plans of these studios are
well thought through. Intelligently designed
floor plans with space efficient yet stylish
furnishings transfer rooms into living
spaces. Large windows balconies and
terraces provide the necessary light and
oxygen access for hard study days and
long cramming nights. The elegant design
stylish furniture with clean lines.
Premus Campus is located on the Free Univerity
campus, Berlins only University arranged in the typical
self contained campus style known in GB and the US.
This unique microcosm offers every amenity a student
needs requires. (the German Oxford) Known for its
particularly green and lush environment Dahlem lies in
the Berlins south western district Steglitz-Zehlendorf,
where stately city villas, grand townhouses and parks
shape the image of the area. Easy connection to
public transportation, short distances to all campus
buildings, parks like the botanical gardens and close
proximity to Schloßstraße, with 137.000 m² one of
Berlins largest shopping areas, make this location
particularly attractive for students.
Location
• on Free University Campus
• 3 buildings
• 209 living units
• flats from 17 m² – 48 m²
• studios with optimised floor plans
• mostly with Balconies or terraces
• park-like setting
• high-quality functional furnishings
• energy-efficient buildings, class 70 in accordance with KfW standards
• 50 garage parking spaces as well as outside parking spaces
smartConcierge service
• connection to public transportation
INVEST IN STUDENT ACCOMMODATION THE CAMPUS STUDENT LIVING...
INVESTMENT FROM €80,000
5% RENTAL YIELD
RENTS AVERAGE 17.80 €/SQM
Available for investment now

LIEBENSWALDER STR. BERLIN
6.75% Rental yield- Excellent location in Berlin Mitte. Opportunity to
acquire 5 residential apartment buildings in Berlin Mitte, consisting of 77
apartments and 2 commercial units. Due to the excellent location there is a
constant demand for property in this area. Direct access to the city centre is
less than 15 minutes. Price of 1,126€/sqm with a purchase factor of 14,79
with no required refurbishment in the centre of Berlin is a clear indication of
the excellent price we have managed to secure with the existing vendor.
CHARLOTTENBURG, BERLIN
7.4% Rental Yield – Low purchase factor of 13.5, popular location in
Berlin. Multifamily home consisting of 49 apartments and 6 commercial
units. Charlottenburg is regarded as one of the wealthiest and most popular
locations in Berlin. Our secured purchase price of factor 13,5 is a clear
indication of the low purchase price we have agreed with the existing
vendor. The portfolio is being sold off market by an existing property fund.
At the moment tenants are paying an average of 6,71 €/sqm.
APARTMENT BLOCKS
Home Invest Berlin offers you various high apartment blocks in central Berlin and close surroundings. Our
chosen developers has extensive references with similar project built in the past and are well known by high
building standards and excellent quality.
BERLINER ALLEE, BERLIN
6.94% Rental Yield – Low purchase factor of 14, located on the
shopping street. Multifamily home consisting of 14 apartments and
12 commercial units in a popular area in Berlin Weißensee. Residential
block is situated on the main street, next to the tram line and other public
transportation options. The property was completely refurbished in 2000
and all apartments are in a very good condition. Average rent for sqm is
€4,67, which can be increased over the years.
€3,050,000
€5,400,000
FREIBERGSTRASSE, BERLIN
7.26 Rental yield- Purchase price 699€/sq.m, Government subsidies
available. Opportunity to acquire a property in Berlin Mariendorf, consisting
of 112 apartments. We have the opportunity to receive €1,2 mil. subsidies
from the government to refurbish the building with an interest rate of 0,4%!
With this fantastic offer it is possible to refurbish the property and later
increase rent to 5,50 €/sqm.
€7,100,000
€4,100,000
GRUNAUER STRASSE, BERLIN
7.5% Rental yield- Low purchase factor of 13.4, desirable residential
area. Multifamily home consisting of 56 apartments and 30 parking spaces.
Units are located in renovated, four-story apartment building in a quiet area
of Berlin-Köpenick. The buildings are located on a residential street next to
the park and riverside. The apartments are in a good condition, each of the
have a balcony and are fully rented except one. The property is heated with
a modern gas central heating.
€4,800,000
TWO RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS IN BERLIN
7.14% Rental Yield – Low purchase factor of 14, no vacancies over
the years. Multifamily home consisting of 2 residential apartment blocks
with 22 apartments in popular residential areas in Berlin Reinickendorf and
Lankwitz. Both buildings are in good technical condition with a new heating
system, and apartments are fully rented. At the moment tenants are paying
an average of 5,86 €/m². For these properties we have a rental contracts
with a special regulation that we can increase the rent every year for €0,14.
That means that rent will increase every year for 2,4%.
€1,400,000
CHEMNITZ, GERMANY
7.92% Rental Yield- Central location, 12.4 purchase factor
Residential apartment block in Chemnitz city, east Germany, consisting of
59 apartments and 58 car spaces. Property is located in central residential
area in city. The property is in a very good condition and was completely
refurbished in the 1996 and apartments are of high standard. We have
secured low purchase price by factor of 12,4 which is 817 €/sqm for a
refurbished apartment block.
€2,640,000
€1,700,000RESIDENZSTRASSE, BERLIN
6.94% Rental Yield- Low purchase factor of 14.4 located on the
shopping street. Multifamily home consisting of 15 apartments and 3
commercial units in a popular area in Berlin- Reinickendorf. Residential
block is situated on the main street, next to various public transportation
options. The property was completely refurbished in 2011 and all
apartments are in a very good condition. We’ve secured a purchase price
for factor of 14,4 which is low for completely refurbished block in Berlin.
Average rent for sqm is €5,80 which can be increased over the years.

BERLIN – BUCH
7.7% Rental Yield –Excellent location on the busy shopping street.
The Supermarket is located in the very city centre on the main shopping
street Wiltbergstraße. The average rent/sqm per month is €10.09 The
total rent area of 1,689 sqm generates a total net annual rental income of
€221,063 pa.
ELDENAERSTRASSE, BERLIN CITY
86.66% Rental Yield – Excellent location in popular tourist area of Berlin
The Supermarket is located in the very city centre on the main shopping
street Wiltbergstraße. The average rent/sqm per month is €10.09 The
total rent area of 1,689 sqm generates a total net annual rental income of
€221,063 pa.
SUPERMARKETS
Home Invest Berlin offers you various high supermarkets in central Berlin and close surroundings. Our chosen
developers has extensive references with similar project built in the past and are well known by high building
standards and excellent quality.
LADIUSSTRASSE, BERLIN CITY
6.66% Rental Yield – Great location, long term tenant
Excellent opportunity to acquire supermarket in Berlin. The average rent/sqm
per month is €17.09 The total rent area of 1.565 sqm generates a total net
annual rental income of €321,000 pa.
SCHONOW, BERLIN
12.4% Rental Yield – €800,000 below market value – bank repossession.
Excellent opportunity to acquire an entire residential property portfolio
consisting of 77 apartments and 2 small commercial units.
12.4% Rental Yield – €800,000 below market value – bank repossession.
Excellent opportunity to acquire an entire residential property portfolio
consisting of 77 apartments and 2 small commercial units.
€1,990,000
€6,505,290
€2,870,000
€3,449,340
ISENBUTEL, GERMANY
7.4% Rental Yield –Located on busy shopping street.
Supermarket has a very good visibility and is well-known spot from existing
markets because area has commercial focus for consumers The average
rent/sqm per month is €9.4 The total rent area of 1.410 sqm generates a
total net annual rental income of €159,048 pa.
FURTH, GERMANY
6.75% Rental Yield – Great location, 9 long term tenants.
The Supermarket is located east of the city Fürth in the district of
Poppenreuth, which borders city of Nürnberg. The average rent/sqm per
month is €15.07 The total rent area of 2.022 sqm generates a total net
annual rental income of €381,111 pa.
FREDERSDORF, GERMANY
7.9% Rental Yield –Long term tenant, low purchase price.
The Supermarket is located in the middle of busy residential district, next
to the main road and 5min walking distance from the train station. The
average rent/sqm per month is €8,83. The total rent area of 2.606 sqm
generates a total net annual rental income of €276,399 pa
FURSTENWALDE, GERMANY
6.6% Rental yield–Located next to highway into Berlin.
The supermarket is located in the city centre, on the busy shopping street,
next to the banks and other public institutions. The average rent/sqm per
month is €9.7 The total rent area of 1.280 sqm generates a total net annual
rental income of €150,000 pa.
€5,640,000
€2,147,000
€3,490,000
€1,875,000

TYPICAL BUYING PROCESS
Transaction costs:
Transaction costs typically
amount to 12-15% of the
purchase price:
• transfer tax (stamp duty) 3.5% –
5% (depending on state; since 1
April 2012 it’s 5% in Berlin)
• agent fee 6% + VAT (agent fee
structure varies state by state, in
Berlin the fee is payable by the
buyer, in some states it is split
between buyer and seller)
• notary and land registry 1.5 – 2%
• Other associated cost
– translations, mortgage
(if required; approx. 1%
arrangement fees)
Purchase process:
Purchasing a Germany property is
a straightforward process. After the
purchase is agreed a contract is
drawn up by the notary. A notary is
impartial to the buyer and seller and
is responsible for the tasks that, in
the UK, are performed by a solicitor
(title/land registry checks, preparing
purchase contracts and ensuring
fair contract conditions, etc). Both
parties need to be present at
the notary at contract signing or,
alternatively, can be represented
by another party with a power-of-
attorney. Upon payment settlement
the notary requests ownership
changes at the land registry.
Mortgages:
Mortgages are available for
German property depending on
the applicant’s financial status as
well as the property. Depending
on property and applicant’s status,
loans of up to 60-70% LTV are
possible (in very rare cases up
to 80%). German nationals can,
in some cases, obtain a higher
LTV. All applicants must provide
last three years of tax returns,
employment contract and pay
slips, bank statements, proof of
assets/liabilities, etc. While German
banks tend to view self-employed
applicants less favourably,
mortgages are typically available
provided all required documents
are supplied.
Running costs:
This will depend on the
provisions of the rental contract
agreed with the tenant. For
residential properties, all costs
except property management,
maintenance and repairs can
generally be passed onto the
tenant. Costs for property
management are typically 25-35
euro per unit per month. Rental
management is a separate service
from property (house) management
and can be provided by the same
or another company (as house
management). The fee for rental
management is generally 25-30
euro per apartment per month.
(In case of entire blocks only one
management fee applies and
usually covers both house and
rental management services.)
German tax:
German tax law is among the most
complex in the world. It is therefore
a must for any investor to consult
a German tax advisor and/or
accountant, in order to determine
the most tax efficient structure. In
general, foreigners with no other
German income but rental income
on property will usually be subject
to the lower tax rates (though
this will depend on the size of
investments – income is subject
to a progressive tax). mortgages
are typically available provided all
required documents are supplied.

EURIX Group
Friedrichstraße 82,
10117 Berlin-Mitte,Germany
Call us Now: +49 30 499 05 09 50
Email: info@homeinvestberlin.com
www.homeinvestberlin.com

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