INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN GERMANY FROM 168 526 💷 GBP
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- GERMANY
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- INVESTMENT PROPERTY
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- £ GBP
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- 3 listings
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1 - Bed - Residential Buy to Let
Invest From: £168,526
Gallus, Hesse, Germany
Residential Buy to Let
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Eurix International (Imc) Limited (Investix Germany)
Based in: Ireland
Telephone: +353873636175, + 49 (30) 499 05
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Studio - Residential Buy to Let
Invest From: £182,954
A and O Dresden Hauptbahnhof, Saxony, Germany
Residential Buy to Let
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Studio - Commercial Property
Invest From: £9,629,180
Steinfurter Aa, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Commercial PropertyBrowse investment property in Germany - invest in real estate from 168 526 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
Ever since the fall of the Berlin Wall, united Germany has risen to become one of v Europe's strongest real estate markets. With significant national wealth and a stable economy, Germany is a reliable place for investors and an appealing place for second home buyers. Away from the capital, there is an immense variety of landscapes, from green hills and woods to picturesque lakes and beaches, to suit a range of holiday home hunters. The major cities of Frankfurt and Munich, located at the heart of v Europe, are where investors like to head, benefitting from their culture, business and financial influence. Berlin is the main hotspot for international buyers. The capital favours tenants in a country that largely comprises renters, but this demand generates high yields for homeowners. Those hunting outside of the peak summer season can target Bavarian 🎿 ski resorts for wintertime returns, giving Germany a versatility to match its economic clout.
Ever since the fall of the Berlin Wall, united Germany has risen to become one of v Europe's strongest real estate markets. With significant national wealth and a stable economy, Germany is a reliable place for investors and an appealing place for second home buyers. Away from the capital, there is an immense variety of landscapes, from green hills and woods to picturesque lakes and beaches, to suit a range of holiday home hunters. The major cities of Frankfurt and Munich, located at the heart of v Europe, are where investors like to head, benefitting from their culture, business and financial influence. Berlin is the main hotspot for international buyers. The capital favours tenants in a country that largely comprises renters, but this demand generates high yields for homeowners. Those hunting outside of the peak summer season can target Bavarian 🎿 ski resorts for wintertime returns, giving Germany a versatility to match its economic clout.