Rents are rising significantly again this year. Why are rents rising? What exactly does this mean for you as a landlord and/or tenant? These are just some of the questions we will be answering at our 38th Berlin Property Talk. Take the opportunity to ask experts from the property sector your own questions free of charge, live and without obligation.
Berlin property talk with Achim Amann from Black Label Immobilien Read More »
Why are you interested in this as a tenant and landlord? Because you should attach importance to who manages your flat or house. Not only now, but also in the future, it is fundamentally important to have expertise in this area. Because there are many changes that tenants and landlords will have to adapt to.
Renting and letting in Germany - current market situation Read More »
In Berlin, prices are now often over 30 euros per square metre. Such rents are almost the norm in Kreuzberg and Neukölln in particular, but in general, living within the S-Bahn ring has become very expensive in the last six to seven years. There was a brief stagnation in 2021, but prices are now rising again.
Rising rents in Berlin Read More »
In many cases, German law protects tenants from arbitrary interference by the landlord. As long as they adhere to the tenancy agreement, there is usually no reason for trouble. But sometimes landlords do overstep their boundaries.
Can the landlord dispose of items? Read More »
As long as tenants fulfil their obligations in the tenancy agreement and pay their rent on time, they hardly need to worry about termination. A special situation is required for this. This includes, for example, what is known as a notice of termination by the landlord. What is this all about and what do you need to bear in mind?
The cancellation of sale Read More »
We are regularly asked about certain terms relating to the letting of residential property. Here we provide a brief and concise explanation of many recurring terms.
Questions from landlords and tenants answered quickly Read More »
The new flat has been found, the boxes are packed, the deposit account has been cancelled - the move should go so smoothly. However, there are often one or two hurdles to overcome. It is particularly annoying when the old landlord makes life difficult and withholds the deposit. But are they even allowed to do this? And what do tenants have to bear in mind?
No refund of the deposit? Read More »
The statutory period of notice is stipulated in every tenancy agreement. This is usually three months, but a shorter period can also be agreed. Sometimes, however, it becomes necessary for the tenant or landlord to get out of the existing contract earlier. In such cases, a lease cancellation agreement can be negotiated. However, in order to avoid trouble later on, everything should be set out as precisely as possible.
The lease cancellation agreement Read More »
Living space is in short supply in many German cities. Prospective tenants flock to viewings, bring application folders and in most cases have to continue their search. And even landlords sometimes find themselves in a situation where they need additional living space. In such cases, however, the tenant can only be given notice to quit if they give proper notice of their own requirements.
Register personal use Read More »
Almost everyone who owns a pet or is thinking about getting one knows the thought: "I have to ask my landlord if the pet is allowed to stay." But is that even necessary? Can the landlord prohibit the keeping of a beloved pet in the flat?
Pets in rented flats - who is allowed to do what? Read More »
Entrepreneurs with a Russian passport have had a hard time in Germany since the start of the war in Ukraine. Property investor Anja Petrova lives and works in Berlin. She talks about her situation in an interview on www.immobilienmanager.de
"My accounts have been closed" Read More »
We are regularly asked about certain terms relating to the letting of residential property. Here we provide a brief and concise explanation of many recurring terms.
