Finding an attractive and affordable apartment in Germany’s more popular cities is difficult, as there is significantly more demand than supply for apartments.
When the family grows, when you have to leave your student apartment or when you move to a new city, you need a new home.
Your old apartment is getting too small, you need to get out of your student room or you’re moving to a new city? Then it’s time to find a new apartment!
New apartment, new luck? Okay, the apartment search is difficult and can be very frustrating. But what about the kitchen?
For many, living in a shared apartment (in German called “Wohngemeinschaft” or “WG”) is an essential part of student life. But not only students live in shared apartments.
Only those who have never rented out before imagine that the work of a landlord is easy. In practice, landlords are confronted with many tasks, regulations, and unforeseen problems.
The best tips and tricks about living for rent
Did your last roommate take away all your hopes and dreams of having the perfect roommate? Did you wallow in gloomy loneliness in your rented
Almost everyone who has ever rented an apartment or a house in Germany knows it: no SCHUFA certificate, no apartment. But why is that?
Whether you’re a young adult living on your own for the first time, moving to a new neighborhood, or trading in your home for a rental property, you need to be well-prepared before you begin your apartment search.
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