Vacation properties as an investment: what really counts
"A sea view is crucial - just like when choosing a hotel room."
Our board member Kerstin Kage shares valuable insights into the market for vacation properties in the Berliner Morgenpost and explains what really matters when making a choice.
- According to Kage, location, facilities and rental potential are key success factors
- A property in the first sea line is not only emotionally valuable, but also makes economic sense in the long term.
- In our projects on the Baltic Sea - for example in Ahlbeck, Sellin or Neustadt - investors are currently achieving yields of up to 6 %.
- Anyone investing today should plan with around 30-40% equity - and listen not only to the figures but also to their gut feeling. 
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