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Real estate is amongst the most popular investments of Germans. This was shown by a representative survey of the German Securities Service Bank (dwpbank). Accordingly, 24% of respondents plan to invest in property in the future. However the purchase of an investment apartment as pension provision has been hampered since May 2016. The reason for this is the residential properties credit directive, short WIKR, which provides for stricter regulations for the award of loan agreements.

Those that wanted to invest their money in real estate in the past were faced with numerous charges. No matter whether real estate funds, shares or condominiums: Charges were always deducted from the planned investment capital. This has now changed with real estate crowd investing.

Location, location, location – the value of a property is critically dependent on its location. In order for you to better assess the micro-location of our current project CASPAR THEYSS BERLIN, we have compiled the most important facts for you.

As part of our project in the Caspar-Theyß Straße we set out to discover who the great personality behind the name after which the street is named was.

Generally, investors should not only pay attention to the return on an investment. Much more significant is the risk-adjusted return. Investment A with a return of 7% is much less attractive in comparison to investment B with a 5% return, if the risk of investment A is twice as high for example. But for this the investor must first have an idea of how high the risk actually is.