property Development Features- 2 hotel buildings in berlin - 1 residential building in berlin- Studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms- Loft style apartments in berlin- Unit dimensions between: 44 - 165 sqm- High quality renovation and materials- 4 to 5 metres ceilings- Fitted kitchens and bathrooms included- Communal gardens and courtyard- Located in the most central district, opposite to the Federal Intelligence service with 4.000 employees- All public transport available- Show flat available for viewing- Prices from €160,000* (£126,800 approx.*)SummaryChausseestrasse 35 is a breathtaking and unique brick stone renovation project in berlin with 350 loft-style units right in the heart of the city , but yet in a relaxed and family-friendly environment.Chausseestrasse 35 offers several public transport stops right in front of the entry door, and features high quality fitted kitchens and it is ideally located opposite to the new Federal Intelligence Service with thousands of new employees.The ProjectChausseestrasse 35 is an exclusive residential consisting in the renovation of 3 listed buildings offering around 350 units. Two of the buildings will be converted into two luxurious hotels and the third building will be a gorgeous residential with loft-style units available for sale.The history of the industrial architecture of Berlin will reflected. The buildings were built in the 1880’s. This 3 to 5 storey buildings will maintain its massive red brick construction. Chausseestrasse 35 offers the best materials, including fully furnished kitchens and 4 to 5 metre high ceilings, which create a nice and relaxed light-flooded atmosphere.The Location - MitteChausseestrasse 35 is located very close to Berlin’s central station and the government district. District Mitte is a very popular place to be: property investment and property for sale in Berlin is very sought-after not only by Berlin natives, but also by those who are new in Berlin. Here, where the streets are named after the poets of romanticism, no noise can be heard in comparison with other capital cities, despite the fact that the building is only a stone’s throw away from the shops, cultural highlights, pubs and popular restaurants of Berlin.Elaborately refurbished old buildings on quiet streets, historical buildings and many relaxing parks create a feel-good atmosphere in Mitte.Prices and payment schedulePrices from €160,000* (£126,800 approx.*). As it is quite rare project, difficult to find in Berlin and specially in Mitte district, we strongly recommend securing your unit by reserving ahead of visiting Berlin. Please complete this form and we will send you further information.Reservation Deposit - €3,500Payment Schedule - 30/70%Estimated completion date - Q4 - 2009 Chausseestrasse 35 is a breathtaking and unique brick stone renovation project in berlin with 350 loft-style units right in the heart of the city , but yet in a relaxed and family-friendly environment.

Building for Redevelopment The Investment Works as follows.   1. The building is bought below market value with planning for 38 apartment units. Being listed makes these buildings quite rare as only 1% of the buildings in Germany are listed. The investor has first charge on the building so their capital is secure. 2. An in-depth sales brochure is completed and the apartments are offered for sale to the German market as a Tax Break. The Apartments are sold to the German Market through 65 specialised agents who only deal with these kind of tax break properties. 3. The apartments are sold and contracts are signed with the German investors. 4. The renovation begins. 5. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as profit on a six monthly basis. 6. The building is completed and the investor is paid the balance of their capital and profit. E x p l a n a t i o n o f L i s t e d B u i l d i n g s Listed buildings give cities their character and are the face of the city. The preservation of these building is a priority for the German Government and so their refurbishment and purchase are incentivised with unique tax advantages for German buyers. The listed buildings are monuments of premium-class, full of character, personality and charisma. They offer a unique ambiance for the tenants, a very exciting rental yield for the investor and when it is sold, the listed building achieves a price, which cannot be compared with conventional real estate. The number of these buildings is unfortunately quite low (only about 1% of all properties in Germany), so they are a rare commodity and all the more valuable. For the German investor, because of the tax incentive and rare nature of the property this is a crisis-proof and inflation-protected property investment. T a x I n c e n t i v e f o r t h e Ger man Investors The German investor can reclaim 100% of their investment over the next 12 years as a deduction from their tax bill. From the 1st to 8th year they can deduct 9% of the cost from their tax bill. From the 9th to 12th year they can deduct 7% of the cost from their tax bill. The Investment Investors can come in at a range of capital levels with a minimum of 20,000 Euros. For example an investment of 20,000 Euros would see the investor getting a return of 12.5%. The investors' capital is secured on the building and they have first charge on the title so the capital is guaranteed at all times. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as their profit on a six monthly basis.   German Property Outlook   German property has shown itself to be a steady investment vehicle. Germany has not experienced the recent property booms we have seen here in the UK and Ireland, and as a result Germany properties have been spared the property price crash which we are now experiencing here. Most of the Western European markets are experiencing the end of their property growth cycles; however Germany is at the beginning of theirs. After the years of reconstruction following re-unification Germany is now entering a new growth period. Comparing its yields to other European countries, Germany generates higher returns while at the same time giving justified reasons for continued growth. Large funds such as Goldman Sachs have invested hundreds of millions of Euros in German property. The German property sector as a whole has seen a major influx of foreign investment in the past few years. After a long period of economic stagnation, especially in the east, which kept house prices low, investors now see this as an opportunity. Overall prospects for the German market remain healthy for the foreseeable future, supported by rising demand for living space coupled with low building activity and a strong economy which has reclaimed its old strength.   Local Economy   The largest employer in the City is the German armed forces with 2,200 employees. The economic structure of the city as a whole is characterized by more than 1,400 small and medium enterprises. Tourism is a growing industry in Eckenforde. Extensive modernization of the City and Harbour took place in 2007. Currently 15 traditional ships are in the harbour some of which are used as museums for tourists. A weekly Fish market, Old Town party, pirate's days and sprat party are only some of the annual events which determine the maritime atmosphere of the town. As well as this, Eckernförde is a starting point of various active sports in beautiful surroundings. Bicycle travellers and skaters, hikers and others are glad to examine an extensive network of tracks in the surrounding area. The Rendsburg-Eckernförde Region is the home to the busiest artificial waterway in the world, the Kiel Canal was built more than 110 years ago. More than 42 000 ships pass annually through the canal. The City of Eckenforde is very active in improving the area and attracting investment to the city. The Cities marketing department are constantly in the process of projects, usually Working groups. The City Marketing department encourages new ideas and Proposals from the public, management, politics and business.   Innovation   Many large and small companies found their roots here and have started up a business in the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde. With a focus on incubation and driving technology, the region benefits from a large amount of very innovative businesses. Eckernforde has an active incubation centre for small business called: Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde. The Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde was opened in November 1995 by the President of Schleswig-Holstein, Heide Simonis. The building was then extended in August 1998. The owner of the building is the city of Eckernförde. From the beginning entrepreneurs and start-ups are provided with all the tools they need to get on the road to independence. The new companies will be extensively discussed and supported until they have found their place in the market.

Bulk Buy Residential The Investment Works as follows.   1. The building is bought below market value with planning for 38 apartment units. Being listed makes these buildings quite rare as only 1% of the buildings in Germany are listed. The investor has first charge on the building so their capital is secure. 2. An in-depth sales brochure is completed and the apartments are offered for sale to the German market as a Tax Break. The Apartments are sold to the German Market through 65 specialised agents who only deal with these kind of tax break properties. 3. The apartments are sold and contracts are signed with the German investors. 4. The renovation begins. 5. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as profit on a six monthly basis. 6. The building is completed and the investor is paid the balance of their capital and profit. E x p l a n a t i o n o f L i s t e d B u i l d i n g s Listed buildings give cities their character and are the face of the city. The preservation of these building is a priority for the German Government and so their refurbishment and purchase are incentivised with unique tax advantages for German buyers. The listed buildings are monuments of premium-class, full of character, personality and charisma. They offer a unique ambiance for the tenants, a very exciting rental yield for the investor and when it is sold, the listed building achieves a price, which cannot be compared with conventional real estate. The number of these buildings is unfortunately quite low (only about 1% of all properties in Germany), so they are a rare commodity and all the more valuable. For the German investor, because of the tax incentive and rare nature of the property this is a crisis-proof and inflation-protected property investment. T a x I n c e n t i v e f o r t h e Ger man Investors The German investor can reclaim 100% of their investment over the next 12 years as a deduction from their tax bill. From the 1st to 8th year they can deduct 9% of the cost from their tax bill. From the 9th to 12th year they can deduct 7% of the cost from their tax bill. The Investment Investors can come in at a range of capital levels with a minimum of 20,000 Euros. For example an investment of 20,000 Euros would see the investor getting a return of 12.5%. The investors' capital is secured on the building and they have first charge on the title so the capital is guaranteed at all times. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as their profit on a six monthly basis.   German Property Outlook   German property has shown itself to be a steady investment vehicle. Germany has not experienced the recent property booms we have seen here in the UK and Ireland, and as a result Germany properties have been spared the property price crash which we are now experiencing here. Most of the Western European markets are experiencing the end of their property growth cycles; however Germany is at the beginning of theirs. After the years of reconstruction following re-unification Germany is now entering a new growth period. Comparing its yields to other European countries, Germany generates higher returns while at the same time giving justified reasons for continued growth. Large funds such as Goldman Sachs have invested hundreds of millions of Euros in German property. The German property sector as a whole has seen a major influx of foreign investment in the past few years. After a long period of economic stagnation, especially in the east, which kept house prices low, investors now see this as an opportunity. Overall prospects for the German market remain healthy for the foreseeable future, supported by rising demand for living space coupled with low building activity and a strong economy which has reclaimed its old strength.   Local Economy   The largest employer in the City is the German armed forces with 2,200 employees. The economic structure of the city as a whole is characterized by more than 1,400 small and medium enterprises. Tourism is a growing industry in Eckenforde. Extensive modernization of the City and Harbour took place in 2007. Currently 15 traditional ships are in the harbour some of which are used as museums for tourists. A weekly Fish market, Old Town party, pirate's days and sprat party are only some of the annual events which determine the maritime atmosphere of the town. As well as this, Eckernförde is a starting point of various active sports in beautiful surroundings. Bicycle travellers and skaters, hikers and others are glad to examine an extensive network of tracks in the surrounding area. The Rendsburg-Eckernförde Region is the home to the busiest artificial waterway in the world, the Kiel Canal was built more than 110 years ago. More than 42 000 ships pass annually through the canal. The City of Eckenforde is very active in improving the area and attracting investment to the city. The Cities marketing department are constantly in the process of projects, usually Working groups. The City Marketing department encourages new ideas and Proposals from the public, management, politics and business.   Innovation   Many large and small companies found their roots here and have started up a business in the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde. With a focus on incubation and driving technology, the region benefits from a large amount of very innovative businesses. Eckernforde has an active incubation centre for small business called: Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde. The Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde was opened in November 1995 by the President of Schleswig-Holstein, Heide Simonis. The building was then extended in August 1998. The owner of the building is the city of Eckernförde. From the beginning entrepreneurs and start-ups are provided with all the tools they need to get on the road to independence. The new companies will be extensively discussed and supported until they have found their place in the market.

Whole Development The Investment Works as follows.   1. The building is bought below market value with planning for 38 apartment units. Being listed makes these buildings quite rare as only 1% of the buildings in Germany are listed. The investor has first charge on the building so their capital is secure. 2. An in-depth sales brochure is completed and the apartments are offered for sale to the German market as a Tax Break. The Apartments are sold to the German Market through 65 specialised agents who only deal with these kind of tax break properties. 3. The apartments are sold and contracts are signed with the German investors. 4. The renovation begins. 5. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as profit on a six monthly basis. 6. The building is completed and the investor is paid the balance of their capital and profit. E x p l a n a t i o n o f L i s t e d B u i l d i n g s Listed buildings give cities their character and are the face of the city. The preservation of these building is a priority for the German Government and so their refurbishment and purchase are incentivised with unique tax advantages for German buyers. The listed buildings are monuments of premium-class, full of character, personality and charisma. They offer a unique ambiance for the tenants, a very exciting rental yield for the investor and when it is sold, the listed building achieves a price, which cannot be compared with conventional real estate. The number of these buildings is unfortunately quite low (only about 1% of all properties in Germany), so they are a rare commodity and all the more valuable. For the German investor, because of the tax incentive and rare nature of the property this is a crisis-proof and inflation-protected property investment. T a x I n c e n t i v e f o r t h e Ger man Investors The German investor can reclaim 100% of their investment over the next 12 years as a deduction from their tax bill. From the 1st to 8th year they can deduct 9% of the cost from their tax bill. From the 9th to 12th year they can deduct 7% of the cost from their tax bill. The Investment Investors can come in at a range of capital levels with a minimum of 20,000 Euros. For example an investment of 20,000 Euros would see the investor getting a return of 12.5%. The investors' capital is secured on the building and they have first charge on the title so the capital is guaranteed at all times. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as their profit on a six monthly basis.   German Property Outlook   German property has shown itself to be a steady investment vehicle. Germany has not experienced the recent property booms we have seen here in the UK and Ireland, and as a result Germany properties have been spared the property price crash which we are now experiencing here. Most of the Western European markets are experiencing the end of their property growth cycles; however Germany is at the beginning of theirs. After the years of reconstruction following re-unification Germany is now entering a new growth period. Comparing its yields to other European countries, Germany generates higher returns while at the same time giving justified reasons for continued growth. Large funds such as Goldman Sachs have invested hundreds of millions of Euros in German property. The German property sector as a whole has seen a major influx of foreign investment in the past few years. After a long period of economic stagnation, especially in the east, which kept house prices low, investors now see this as an opportunity. Overall prospects for the German market remain healthy for the foreseeable future, supported by rising demand for living space coupled with low building activity and a strong economy which has reclaimed its old strength.   Local Economy   The largest employer in the City is the German armed forces with 2,200 employees. The economic structure of the city as a whole is characterized by more than 1,400 small and medium enterprises. Tourism is a growing industry in Eckenforde. Extensive modernization of the City and Harbour took place in 2007. Currently 15 traditional ships are in the harbour some of which are used as museums for tourists. A weekly Fish market, Old Town party, pirate's days and sprat party are only some of the annual events which determine the maritime atmosphere of the town. As well as this, Eckernförde is a starting point of various active sports in beautiful surroundings. Bicycle travellers and skaters, hikers and others are glad to examine an extensive network of tracks in the surrounding area. The Rendsburg-Eckernförde Region is the home to the busiest artificial waterway in the world, the Kiel Canal was built more than 110 years ago. More than 42 000 ships pass annually through the canal. The City of Eckenforde is very active in improving the area and attracting investment to the city. The Cities marketing department are constantly in the process of projects, usually Working groups. The City Marketing department encourages new ideas and Proposals from the public, management, politics and business.   Innovation   Many large and small companies found their roots here and have started up a business in the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde. With a focus on incubation and driving technology, the region benefits from a large amount of very innovative businesses. Eckernforde has an active incubation centre for small business called: Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde. The Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde was opened in November 1995 by the President of Schleswig-Holstein, Heide Simonis. The building was then extended in August 1998. The owner of the building is the city of Eckernförde. From the beginning entrepreneurs and start-ups are provided with all the tools they need to get on the road to independence. The new companies will be extensively discussed and supported until they have found their place in the market.

Project Finance The Investment Works as follows.   1. The building is bought below market value with planning for 38 apartment units. Being listed makes these buildings quite rare as only 1% of the buildings in Germany are listed. The investor has first charge on the building so their capital is secure. 2. An in-depth sales brochure is completed and the apartments are offered for sale to the German market as a Tax Break. The Apartments are sold to the German Market through 65 specialised agents who only deal with these kind of tax break properties. 3. The apartments are sold and contracts are signed with the German investors. 4. The renovation begins. 5. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as profit on a six monthly basis. 6. The building is completed and the investor is paid the balance of their capital and profit. E x p l a n a t i o n o f L i s t e d B u i l d i n g s Listed buildings give cities their character and are the face of the city. The preservation of these building is a priority for the German Government and so their refurbishment and purchase are incentivised with unique tax advantages for German buyers. The listed buildings are monuments of premium-class, full of character, personality and charisma. They offer a unique ambiance for the tenants, a very exciting rental yield for the investor and when it is sold, the listed building achieves a price, which cannot be compared with conventional real estate. The number of these buildings is unfortunately quite low (only about 1% of all properties in Germany), so they are a rare commodity and all the more valuable. For the German investor, because of the tax incentive and rare nature of the property this is a crisis-proof and inflation-protected property investment. T a x I n c e n t i v e f o r t h e Ger man Investors The German investor can reclaim 100% of their investment over the next 12 years as a deduction from their tax bill. From the 1st to 8th year they can deduct 9% of the cost from their tax bill. From the 9th to 12th year they can deduct 7% of the cost from their tax bill. The Investment Investors can come in at a range of capital levels with a minimum of 20,000 Euros. For example an investment of 20,000 Euros would see the investor getting a return of 12.5%. The investors' capital is secured on the building and they have first charge on the title so the capital is guaranteed at all times. Throughout the process the investors receive their capital as well as their profit on a six monthly basis.   German Property Outlook   German property has shown itself to be a steady investment vehicle. Germany has not experienced the recent property booms we have seen here in the UK and Ireland, and as a result Germany properties have been spared the property price crash which we are now experiencing here. Most of the Western European markets are experiencing the end of their property growth cycles; however Germany is at the beginning of theirs. After the years of reconstruction following re-unification Germany is now entering a new growth period. Comparing its yields to other European countries, Germany generates higher returns while at the same time giving justified reasons for continued growth. Large funds such as Goldman Sachs have invested hundreds of millions of Euros in German property. The German property sector as a whole has seen a major influx of foreign investment in the past few years. After a long period of economic stagnation, especially in the east, which kept house prices low, investors now see this as an opportunity. Overall prospects for the German market remain healthy for the foreseeable future, supported by rising demand for living space coupled with low building activity and a strong economy which has reclaimed its old strength.   Local Economy   The largest employer in the City is the German armed forces with 2,200 employees. The economic structure of the city as a whole is characterized by more than 1,400 small and medium enterprises. Tourism is a growing industry in Eckenforde. Extensive modernization of the City and Harbour took place in 2007. Currently 15 traditional ships are in the harbour some of which are used as museums for tourists. A weekly Fish market, Old Town party, pirate's days and sprat party are only some of the annual events which determine the maritime atmosphere of the town. As well as this, Eckernförde is a starting point of various active sports in beautiful surroundings. Bicycle travellers and skaters, hikers and others are glad to examine an extensive network of tracks in the surrounding area. The Rendsburg-Eckernförde Region is the home to the busiest artificial waterway in the world, the Kiel Canal was built more than 110 years ago. More than 42 000 ships pass annually through the canal. The City of Eckenforde is very active in improving the area and attracting investment to the city. The Cities marketing department are constantly in the process of projects, usually Working groups. The City Marketing department encourages new ideas and Proposals from the public, management, politics and business.   Innovation   Many large and small companies found their roots here and have started up a business in the district of Rendsburg-Eckernförde. With a focus on incubation and driving technology, the region benefits from a large amount of very innovative businesses. Eckernforde has an active incubation centre for small business called: Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde. The Technology and Ecology Center Eckernförde was opened in November 1995 by the President of Schleswig-Holstein, Heide Simonis. The building was then extended in August 1998. The owner of the building is the city of Eckernförde. From the beginning entrepreneurs and start-ups are provided with all the tools they need to get on the road to independence. The new companies will be extensively discussed and supported until they have found their place in the market.