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Germany’s most photographic hotels ranked
There are plenty of rankings out there that highlight the world’s most luxe hotels, but they tend to focus on vacation hotspots in the likes of Dubai and Singapore. Europe’s comparatively business-centric destinations tend to be overlooked.
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In commercial property investment, the devil is in the details: Case study of a Berlin supermarket
The skills required for effective commercial real estate management span far beyond rent collection and such menial tasks as routine repairs and tax reports. Unforeseen events are bound to occur, and when they do, if not properly dealt with they can result in extra expenses, reduced profits and the loss of tenants.
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Where Russians want to live, work and retire: popular countries in 2021
For Russians, Canada and the US are the top destinations to immigrate to in 2021. At the same time, Russian citizens would prefer to own real estate in Turkey or Spain and to retire in Germany
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How to get a building subsidy in Germany
The German government is interested in sustainable development and provides an opportunity to obtain a subsidy for constructing an energy-efficient building. When buying a flat in an energy-efficient house, you can also take out a mortgage on favourable terms and compensate for part of the loan principal.
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Investor spotlight: Managing risks when investing in German serviced apartments
By the time Pavel B. approached Tranio with an interest in investing in rental properties abroad, he was already an experienced commercial real estate investor. With a German supermarket and Greek flats under his belt, he was keen to expand his portfolio.
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6 reasons why Berlin attracts investors in real estate
According to PwC, Berlin has become Europe's best city for real estate investments in 2021. The German capital even edged out London and Paris in the ranking. Thanks to its strong economy and relatively successful measures against the coronavirus pandemic, Germany is one of the most secure places to invest. In this article, we explain why real estate in Berlin is in high demand with investors.
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How Brokers From the Backwoods of Russia Sold Apartments in Miami during the Pandemic
Closed borders and lockdowns have made it nearly impossible to buy and sell international real estate as before the coronavirus pandemic. Nevertheless, the sales team of real estate brokerage Tranio found a way to fulfil their plan and carry out cross-border real estate transactions remotely.
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Profits tax in Germany
In this article, we’ll describe the types of profits tax in Germany and what are the profits tax rates for individuals and legal entities.
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Tranio Germany has invested in a hotel renovation project in central Munich
Tranio Germany provided a €3.7 million subordinated loan to a German development company for the renovation of a hotel in Munich.
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Tranio Germany GmbH sold a retirement home in Essen
Tranio has brokered a transaction in which an unnamed investor acquired a retirement facility from a German development company that specialised in residential property, including retirement and nursing homes.
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Inheritance tax in Germany
The inheritance tax is one of the mandatory taxes in Germany for individuals who pay income tax.
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Vehicle tax in Germany
Until 2014, the motor vehicle tax in Germany was collected by the tax office (Finanzamt) and is now collected by the customs office (Zollamt). In this article, we will clarify the amount of the vehicle tax levied in Germany and how to calculate and pay it correctly.
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Oxo Apartments: a house for city people
The residential complex OXO Apartments is a modern 12-storeyed condominium featuring various apartment layouts and located in Berlin’s Mitte district, the very heart of the city.
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Residential complex Pandion Midtown: for life and investments
Pandion Midtown is a new residential complex in Friedrichshain, a borough in the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district.
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Fox Cube III: residential complex in Lichtenberg, Berlin
The new residential complex Fox Cube is located in a cosy green area of the Lichtenberg district, eastern Berlin. The residential property prices in Lichtenberg are lower than in the central districts averaging at about €6,200 for new developments, while it takes just 15-20 minutes to get to the city centre.