7 completely renovated apartments near the Outletcity. 3% new construction depreciation allowance + KfW funding with a €30,000 grant.

Features that offer excellent value:
The high-quality finishes are modern, durable, and maintain their value. Highlights include:
✔ High-quality parquet flooring (fully bonded) in all living areas.
✔ High-quality tiles in the bathrooms.
✔ Modern bathrooms with windows and walk-in showers.
✔ Underfloor heating in all apartments.
✔ New interior doors with a modern design.
✔ Triple-glazed windows according to the KfW55 standard (Uw = 0.8).
✔ Bosch air-to-water heat pump.
✔ Photovoltaic system for energy optimization.
✔ Each apartment has its own storage space in the basement.
✔ Covered bicycle storage area in the outdoor area.
✔ Technical room for the heat pump and building services.
KfW 55 - low operating costs, high future security:
The building is constructed to the KfW-55 standard. The combination of a modern heat pump, photovoltaic system, insulation measures, and high-quality windows not only ensures high energy efficiency but also leads to long-term low operating costs. Especially in times of rising energy prices, this is a crucial factor for maintaining value and rental appeal. KfW 261 – A funding advantage that buyers can immediately utilize.
A particularly special feature: No KfW funding was used for this property. Therefore, buyers can fully utilize the attractive funding opportunities available under the KfW 261 program. In addition to the repayment subsidy, buyers also benefit from subsidized loans with preferential interest rates. The KfW 261 funding loan is currently available (as of March 12, 2026) starting at approximately 2.48% effective annual interest rate, which is often significantly lower than standard mortgage rates. Currently, the following are possible per residential unit:
• Loan amount up to €120,000 through KfW.
• Preferential interest rates compared to standard mortgage rates.
• 15% repayment subsidy (maximum €18,000).
• Additionally, a 10% extra repayment subsidy (WPB bonus).
This results in a potential total benefit of up to 25%, or a repayment subsidy of €30,000 per residential unit. Tax advantages for investors – 3% linear depreciation:
An additional advantage for investors comes from the tax depreciation. Since the building is being completely renovated and modernized according to current building standards, it is considered a newly constructed building for tax purposes. According to § 7, paragraph 4, number 2a) of the German Income Tax Act (EStG), a linear depreciation (AfA) of 3% per year can be applied to the building component of residential buildings completed after December 31, 2022. This allows investors to benefit from an attractive tax relief over the useful life of the property and significantly improves the overall economic viability of the investment.