Author: Harry Mohr
2.7 million apartments could be built in Germany without creating any new building land. This would simply require the intelligent and consistent use of existing urban building potential. […]
During the (pre-)Christmas season, everything revolves around Christmas trees and the like, but our houseplants now need more care to survive the winter despite dry air from heating and less daylight. Too little light, dry, warm […]
We are delighted to welcome our colleague and broker owner Harry Mohr as a new member of our Hall of Fame – an award recognizing excellent customer service and exceptional results – in recognition of his outstanding achievements. […]
Anyone intending to rent or sell a property must first obtain an energy performance certificate. This certificate allows prospective buyers to compare properties in terms of their energy costs. It's like a property's profile. We […]
"Even the most pious cannot live in peace if it displeases the wicked neighbor," as Friedrich Schiller already knew. Actually, everyone should be especially fond of one another during the Christmas season, but perhaps […]
While finding suitable and affordable housing is becoming increasingly difficult in German cities, rural areas, especially in the former West Germany, are suffering from depopulation. For years, politicians have been searching for ways to counteract this trend, […]
Anyone who decides to sell their property faces the question of how much time they need to allocate overall and how long the individual steps of the sale might take. A private house sale typically involves […]
We are delighted to welcome our colleague Monika Ruhland from RE/MAX Immobilien Kontor as a new member of the RE/MAX Hall of Fame. Ms. Ruhland has been a certified real estate agent (IHK) since 2011 and a certified real estate economist (WAF) since 2014. With […]
Three days of leadership meetings in Lisbon have now come to an end. We had the opportunity to learn from and, of course, visit some of the best offices in Europe. I'm glad to have been there and what […]
For 99 percent of German citizens, two aspects are particularly important when it comes to housing: 1. Comfort and a sense of well-being. 2. Location and surroundings. This was the result of a representative survey conducted by the mortgage lender interhyp. Regarding comfort […]
