Saxony

Leipzig - Economic growth and its university surroundings made "Hypezig" Germany's most dynamic city. The Wohnen Immobilien Group was able to position in 2010-2014, after tax-saving schemes imploded and led to a melt-down of the real estate market. The attractive outskirts, especially the southern so-called "Neu-Seen-Landschaft", offer further opportunities.

Dresden - As a cultural stronghold and business location with focus on high tech, the real estate market was the first to recover after the downturn in the late 90s. With Dresden as a stong hub the surrounding area includes several towns such as Radeberg, Pirna or Meissen, with cultural and economic stability providing strong real estate economics.

Plauen - In the 90s the city lost parts of the manufacturing base and 25% of its population. The signs of a trend reversal are increasing, and the city is also positioning itself as a university location. The trough has not been overcome yet, but properties at depressed prices and an intact  tenant base offer good returns and a 'free' option for an upward correction.

Görlitz - The intact business and university location impresses with the preserved pre-war architecture, which has convinced Hollywood to shoot films on site. The city seems bigger than the population suggests, and therefore we believe it still has a long way to go to return to its former glory. However, we have positioned ourselves early in anticipation of its recovery.

Freiberg and Mittweida - The two small towns in the Chemnitz area show impressive economic activity also driven by the interaction between businesses and the local university landscape. Real estate is still under the radar of international investors and thus combines fair purchase prices with robust rent levels, an opportunity for the Wohnen Immobilien Group.

In the following we would like to briefly introduce a few select holding properties. Please feel free to contact us to discuss details of the underlying case study.