Real estate agent Berlin – KARODI Real estate

About Real estate agent KARODI

Real estate in Berlin covers a spectrum ranging from residential real estate through to lucrative investment properties. Due to the rapid growth of the federal capital, the demand in both directions has remained constantly solid. As a competent and reliable real estate agent in Berlin, KARODI is the right address for the choice of future-proof property objects, be it the search for attractive residential property or the selection of promising yield-generating objects. In order to become involved in stable value investment property purchase, serious value assessment is a decisive factor. For KARODI, reliable valuation procedures are one of the crucial decision-making criteria, in order that a property purchase guarantees a successful investment. Due to the size and importance of the federal capital of Berlin, KARODI real estate agent is also a reliable partner for investment in offices, hotels, retail objects and centres.

Buying guides for investment properties in Berlin

KARODI, the real estate company, is your primary contact or rather specialist for the transaction, sale and purchase of commercial and residential investment properties. In Berlin  Germany we mostly deal with buying and selling of properties such as Apartment Buildings, mixed Residential and Commercial buildings, Office Buildings, Space for Office, Heritage/Historic Buildings, Properties for Retail Businesses, Shops, Departmental Stores, Retail Warehouses, Shopping Parks, Commercially purposed real estate, Hotels, Industrial estates, Warehouses, Properties for Logistical purposes, Manufacturing/Production facilities, Shopping Centres, Nursing Homes and Houses for Senior Citizens. 

Berlin: city description

Berlin: facts and figures:

• Federal state: City State Berlin and capital of the Federal Republic of Germany
• Administrative region: this level of government is represented by the City State Berlin
• Inhabitants: ca. 3,480,000 (as of July 2011)
• City area: 892 km²
• Number plate: B
• Telephone dialling code: 030
• Post code Berlin: 10115–14199
• Website Berlin City: http://www.berlin.de/

Berlin’s boroughs:

A look at the Berlin city map reveals that the twelve Berlin city boroughs are relatively equally divided across the whole city. In Berlin Mitte, the governmental quarter is located, along with the main station, zoological garden and museum island. As a unique feature, the borough has the largest inner-city “green lung” in the whole of the federal republic. Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg consists of two merged districts which have retained their specific atmospheres. In this interesting borough, numerous apartment blocks impress visitors with their nice Jugendstil architecture. The most highly populated borough, Pankow, is formed from the well-known Prenzlauer Berg and the former district of Weissensee. Here, there are nice recreation and commercial areas, villages, and beautiful old buildings. Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf contains the federal capital’s focal point, the Kurfürstendamm. Spandau is situated on the banks of the Havel, with the confluence of the Spree also to be found here. In the borough of Steglitz-Zehlendorf, which looks back on a 750-year history, there are many delightful and culturally important old buildings. In Tempelhof-Schöneberg, the famous Tempelhof airport, closed in 2008, is to be found. Neukölln with its historical centre is home to many nationalities and has a multi-cultural flair. Treptow-Köpenick has the most water and is the greenest and largest Berlin city borough. It has ideal conditions for working, living and recreation. Marzahn-Hellersdorf is regarded as an innovative industrial and health location. Lichtenberg combines rural idyll and big-city life. People and storks feel at home here. The same is the case for Reinickendorf, in which a village character has survived in combination with big city urban culture. Lucrative residential and investment real estate await their new owner in all of Berlin’s city boroughs.

Business, culture and history in Berlin:

After German reunification, the world city of Berlin has quickly regained its former glitz. It is not only the second biggest city in the European Union, but is also a world centre for science, media, politics and culture. Berlin was first mentioned in the 13^th century, and during its tumultuous and fluid history has been the capital of Brandenburg, Prussia and Germany. Due to its strategic position, its high economic and cultural value, the federal capital draws large numbers of visitors to it each year. Berlin has become an economic magnet for domestic and international companies, and maintains a constantly high need for qualified people. Berlin is spacious and attractive, has a high leisure potential top employment conditions and varied culture. Due to all these positive conditions, residential and investment real estate in Berlin enjoys continuing high demand, guaranteeing stability in value and promising yields.