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Properties for sale in Kopenick, Berlin - Germany
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Gehnsener Strasse Properties in Germany |
Become an owner of a quiet, residential apartment for just an unbeatable price in one of the most important capitals
of Europe, Berlin. This purchase will give you high capital appreciation, since Germany´s economy is starting
to recover right now!
Guaranteed rent at €5,50/sqm !
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Prices from only 46,730€ (£ 31,471 approx) |
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Prices from only €46,730 (£31,471 approx)
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| Gehnsener Strasse is located in one of the greenest and most pituresque districts of Berlin, Köpenick. All amenities
and public transport are just within walking distance. Berlin´s most important institute of science, economy and media
is just a stone´s throw away from the development.
Studio Properties with 33,72 sqm
2 rooms apartment properties with 29,39 sqm
3 bed apartments with 57,05 sqm |
Prices from: €53,614 (£36,107 approx.)
Prices from: €46,730 (£31,471 approx.)
Prices from: €90,709 (£61,089 approx.) |
*Prices are correct at time print and are subject to availability. |
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Property Development
Gehnsener Strasse is a very quiet residential development which is surrounded by a very nice, communal garden. The development
consists of two buildings with two floors and many units also have a balcony. Prices of the development are unbeatable, just
€46,730 for a studio and €114,162 for a 3 bedroom apartment!
Gehnsener Strasse is a very quiet and relaxing, residential area, which is suitable for people of all ages. Public transport,
local provisions, doctors, childcare facilities and schools are within a walking distance of the development. The S Bahn station
Bahnhofstrasse is just within 2 minutes walking distance from the development and connects Gehnsener Strasse perfectly with
the rest of Berlin.
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Properties Location Information
Gehnsener Strasse is located in the greenest area of Berlín, in Treptow - Kopenick. This district, in the south-east
of Berlín, has the biggest surface of lakes and rivers within Berlín and is very famous for its unique landscape.
The biggest lake of the capital, the Mueggel lake, which is 7 square kilometers big, is close to the development. The lake
is enclosed by a huge forest, which makes this place to a beautiful and peaceful place. The Mueggel lake, the so-called “bathtub
of Berlín” invites to swim, to surf, to sail and to paddle within a picturesque environment.
Gehnsener Strasse is close to the so-called “city of science”, the so-called WISTA, which is Berlín´s
most important institute of science, economy and media with an international reputation. An important faculty of Humbold University
is located in this area with about 7.000 students and a research staff of 1.600 employees. Also, about 10.000 media and industry
employees work in this area and might be possible tenants, if you consider renting your apartment out on Gehnsener Strasse.
Beautiful, up to 200 years-old buildings, such as the local townhall or the castle of Köpenick give this district an
interesting, historical atmosphere. |
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| Property Investing in Germany
The German economy continues to exceed expectations of economists. According to the International Herald Tribune this week,
the German economy officially grew 3.6% in Quarter I of this year. This is the third time growth figures have been revised
this year; it was first estimated to be 1.7%, then 2.4% and growth for the period is now confirmed at 3.6%.
This is excellent news for those who will purchase a property in Germany. As the economy soars so will purchasing power and
the demand for property. Its further evidence that investing in Germany is not only the safest investment but also the most
potentially lucrative of any market at the moment as the economy continues to thrive and now drive the entire EU economy.
According to the New York Times:
“Germany‘s transformation from Europe‘s sick man to its most stalwart performer is by now well entrenched...
The country is projecting itself into the global economy, using its historic strengths of good quality and strong brands...
The crucial factor in Germany‘s success is that it churns out what one calls global niche products: sophisticated high-technology
tools that have worldwide but narrow markets.”
The New York Times, April 2007 |
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