What is a real estate developer, and how does it differ from a real estate agent?

A real estate developer like VENTIS land, develops zoning plans, obtains permits, contracts out construction work, and sells the completed properties directly—without any real estate agent’s commission for the buyer. A real estate agent merely acts as an intermediary between the buyer and the seller in exchange for a commission.

What safeguards does the MaBV offer when purchasing a VENTIS?

The Real Estate Broker and Developer Ordinance (MaBV) stipulates that payments are due in installments only after construction work has been completed. In addition, a preliminary notice of transfer must be entered in the land register before the first installment of the purchase price becomes due. Independent auditors monitor compliance. VENTIS MaBV-compliant payment schedules for each buyer.

How does the purchasing process VENTIS at VENTIS ?

After selecting the desired property: 1. Reservation agreement, 2. Notarized purchase and construction contract, 3. Payment in installments based on construction progress (up to 7 installments in accordance with MaBV), 4. Handover inspection with documentation of any defects, 5. Key handover. VENTIS the buyer throughout all phases and offers after-sales service.

What warranty applies when purchasing a VENTIS?

In accordance with the German Civil Code (BGB), VENTIS a 5-year warranty on all construction work, effective as of the date of acceptance of the apartment. Defects are remedied quickly and effectively.

Where does VENTIS develop VENTIS ?

VENTIS condominiums in Berlin Charlottenburg, Wilmersdorf, Mitte, Moabit) and exclusive vacation properties as well as condominiums on the German Baltic Sea coast (Rügen,Ahlbeck, Neustadt Holstein). Commercial properties are being developed in central and eastern Germany.

Can I also use a VENTIS vacation rental myself?

Yes, personal use is generally possible, though it is limited in duration. Vacation apartments are primarily intended as an investment through short-term rentals to vacationers, often through a professional operator. Tax benefits may be available—you should consult a tax advisor beforehand.

What additional costs are incurred when buying real estate?

In addition to the purchase price, the following costs apply: real estate transfer tax ( Berlin of the purchase price in Berlin ), notary fees, real estate agent fees (if applicable; not applicable for VENTIS), and any special requests for interior finishes. VENTIS a complete breakdown of costs.

Does VENTIS have VENTIS showroom?

Yes. Since March 2026, there has been a showroom in Berlin(Jenaer Straße 16), which was NEXUS as part of the NEXUS project. There, prospective buyers can experience the materials and finishes in person.

Does VENTIS purchase land or existing properties?

Yes. VENTIS actively seeking suitable plots of land and existing properties in prime locations for new projects. Please submit inquiries using the purchase form atventis

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The magic of Usedom

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