Residential investment: Sale of a property company with 58 residential units in Blankenfelde-Mahlow.

The attractive multi-family building complex at Fasanenweg 9, 9a–9e in Blankenfelde-Mahlow combines a peaceful, green living environment with its proximity to the German capital, Berlin. The residential complex, built in 1992, comprises a total of 58 apartments. The apartments feature balconies that enhance the living space with attractive private outdoor areas, providing additional living comfort. The spacious property covers a total area of 5,888 m² and, in addition to the existing residential buildings, offers further development potential. Based on the current information, there is potential for a possible expansion of the residential complex through additional construction. The feasibility of such development and the extent of a potential expansion will be assessed during the further planning stages and in consultation with the relevant authorities. Another modern advantage of the location is the availability of fiber optic internet, providing a solid foundation for a high-performance digital infrastructure. The property is located in a green and pleasantly quiet environment. At the same time, residents benefit from its location in the southern Berlin suburbs and its proximity to the city. The location offers a combination of living in harmony with nature and easy access to the capital city. A total of 17 garages and 27 parking spaces are available for residents. The generous parking facilities represent another practical advantage of the residential complex. Key details at a glance:
- Address: Fasanenweg 9, 9a–9e, Blankenfelde-Mahlow
- Land area: 5,888 m²
- Year of construction: 1992
- Number of apartments: 58
- Balconies: available
- Fiber optic connection: available
- Garages: 17
- Parking spaces: 27
- Development potential: possibility of expanding the existing residential complex with additional housing.
- Location: quiet and green, in the Berlin suburbs.
- Proximity: Berlin.

The combination of 58 existing apartments, a large plot of 5,888 m², a fiber optic connection, numerous parking spaces and garages, and additional development potential makes this property an attractive residential investment with promising prospects for current owners and investors.

The Brandenburg district of Teltow-Fläming covers an area of 2,092 km² and has approximately 158,000 residents. Its north-south extent is about 70 km, and its east-west extent is approximately 56 km. The district is bordered by the federal highways A9 in the west and A13 in the east. These are connected by the Berlin Ring (A 10) in the northern part of the district. The federal roads B 96, B 101, B 102, B 115, and B 246 provide the district with excellent connections to the regional transportation network. Furthermore, the district of Teltow-Fläming has important railway lines and 3 airports. This ensures that the district is ideally connected in terms of transportation. In the northern part of the district, the proximity to Berlin is very noticeable. This area has developed into a preferred location for residential and commercial activities. The remaining area, particularly in the south, is primarily characterized by agricultural land, with smaller residential and commercial areas outside of the larger towns. The municipality of Blankenfelde-Mahlow was also established during the state-wide local elections on October 26, 2003. This new municipality comprises the districts of Mahlow, Dahlewitz, Groß-Kienitz, and Jühnsdorf, as well as the area of Blankenfelde. Its territory, located in the north of the Teltow-Fläming district, extends from the southern city limits of the German capital, Berlin, to beyond the A 10 motorway ring, reaching the Rangsdorfer See, which is surrounded by pine forests. Approximately 29,280 people live and work in this municipality. Blankenfelde and Mahlow are the largest districts, with around 14,000 residents each. The municipality of Blankenfelde-Mahlow combines the tranquility of rural life in the Mark Brandenburg region with the cultural and political vibrancy of the nearby cities of Berlin and Potsdam. The municipality of Blankenfelde-Mahlow is easily accessible via the A 10 motorway (Berliner Ring) and the B 96 federal road. Since the reopening of the S-Bahn (suburban railway) line between Berlin-Lichtenrade and Mahlow-Blankenfelde in 1992, Blankenfelde and Mahlow have once again been connected to Berlin's public transport network, making them directly accessible by public transport. To reach the city center of Berlin, it takes approximately a 30-minute S-Bahn (suburban train) ride. Extensive wooded areas and wide-ranging paths offer opportunities for relaxing walks and interesting excursions on foot or by bicycle in the surrounding area. The following characteristics apply to Blankenfelde:
* Approximately 14,000 residents.
* A complete social infrastructure, including a primary school, daycare center, after-school program, nursery, and doctors' offices.
* Numerous residential areas built after 1990.
* Direct S-Bahn connection to Berlin.
* A 30-minute journey to Friedrichstraße in Berlin.