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Cozy 2-room apartment in the attic: Get it now!
Discover an attractive 2-room apartment for sale in Berlin, built in 1997, with a view of the countryside and good connections.
Cozy 2-room apartment in the attic: Get it now!
Nowadays, finding a suitable apartment is a challenge. But this new 2-bedroom apartment for sale could be the solution. In the attic of a well-kept apartment building, built around 1997, the approximately 48.81 m² unit is waiting for new owners. A well-thought-out room concept ensures that tenants feel comfortable here and that the layout is clearly structured. Particularly noteworthy is the living and dining area with access to a balcony from which you can enjoy the view of the greenery. The furnishings of the daylight bathroom, which was modernized in 2016, with a bathtub and large washbasin, fulfill all wishes for modern living comfort. The functional kitchen also creates good conditions for experiencing culinary adventures.
As far as rental goes, the apartment has been rented to a reliable tenant since 2018. The monthly net rent is currently 450 euros, which results in an annual rent of 5,400 euros. The overall offering is rounded off by a cellar compartment, a communal bicycle cellar and an underground parking space, which can be purchased additionally for 8,000 euros. The purchase price of the apartment itself is 116,990 euros. The location is characterized by a quiet environment and good access to infrastructure, which is attractive for both working people and commuters.
Market developments in the housing sector
The interest in real estate, especially condominiums, is also reflected in current market developments. Information from the Investitionsbank Berlin shows that the median rent in Berlin in 2023 will be 13.99 euros per square meter. This is an increase of 21.2% compared to last year, showing that demand for housing in the capital is steadily growing. The rising prices can be observed particularly in inner-city locations, while rents in the outskirts of the city are a little cheaper.
The districts of Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Mitte and Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf particularly stand out when it comes to the highest rental prices. Prices there are up to 18.33 euros per square meter. Nevertheless, compared to other large cities such as Munich, Berlin remains relatively moderate when it comes to purchase prices. In the past ten years, however, the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district has experienced a price increase of over 170 percent. Overall, this trend is also reflected in the general demand for apartments in Berlin, which continues to be very popular among prospective buyers.
Summary and conclusion
The apartment on offer therefore not only represents an attractive investment opportunity, but also an interesting option for anyone looking for a cozy environment in a prosperous city. The range of rental apartments in Berlin and the surrounding area attracts many interested parties and shows great potential despite rising prices. Renting out this apartment could also yield an interesting return in a market that is constantly evolving.