Germany is a nation of renters. A report suggests that as high as 58% of Germans live as tenants in rented properties. This low home tenure rate is something difficult… Read…

Several factors impact interest rates in Germany. If you have decided to settle in or to spend a considerable time here, for a job or other purposes, and wish to… Read…

In Berlin, it might be challenging to find an apartment or even a shared flat—especially if you’re new to the area. The good news is that we are here to… Read…

LOCATION AND CONNECTION An independent city and metropolis, the Free State of Bavaria’s state capital. Munich is a city in southern Germany that is situated on a gravel plain in… Read…

There isn’t a difficult endeavour like moving to a new location. Typically, the entire process is difficult and draining, especially if it is your first time. Those who have already… Read…

About Stuttgart With a little over 600,000 residents and a total population of around 5.3 million in the surrounding metropolitan region, Stuttgart is the sixth-largest city in Germany. The city… Read…

In view of the tight housing market, it is becoming increasingly difficult for families to find affordable housing. With a new home ownership subsidy, Construction Minister Geywitz (SPD) now wants… Read…

Finding a place to live is one of the most crucial tasks when relocating to Germany. Most ex-pats choose to rent in Germany; just a handful choose to buy a… Read…

Due to the property tax reform, owners of houses and apartments, leaseholders and all land owners, whether of plots, forestry or agricultural land, will have to file an additional property…