Subsidized residential complex in Berlin-Spandau with 60 units._Property for Sale

Weinmeisterhornweg 170-178c (gerade) in 13593 Berlin

Subsidized residential complex in Berlin-Spandau with 60 units.

Description

JLL is pleased to present the investment opportunity at Weinmeisterhornweg 170–178c, 13593 Berlin. This exclusive offer comprises a residential complex in the Spandau district with 60 residential units.

Built in 1994, the property offers a total residential area of approx. 4,787 sqm, with average apartment sizes of around 80 sqm. The current annual net cold rent amounts to approx. €549,605, with an average rent level of €9.38/sqm. In addition, the property includes 30 parking spaces, providing convenience for tenants.

The building is heated with gas/natural gas and features energy efficiency classes F–H.

Situated in a quiet residential area of Berlin-Spandau, the property benefits from excellent transport connections, including suburban rail (S-Bahn), underground (U-Bahn), and regional train services. The surrounding area is characterized by numerous schools, supermarkets, and recreational sites such as Scharfe Lanke and the River Havel.

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Attributes

Year built

1994

Number of units

Parking spaces

Occupancy

100%

Rentable area

51,527 sf

Land area gross

102,806 sf

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Investment Highlights

Family-friendly location

The property is located in a green residential area of Berlin-Spandau with a family-friendly atmosphere. Its proximity to the River Havel and surrounding recreational areas offers a high level of living and residential quality

Stable cash flow

The annual net cold rent amounts to approximately €549,605, with an average rent of around €9.38/m²

End of rent control period

December 31, 2036

Excellent infrastructure

Thanks to convenient connections via suburban rail (S-Bahn), underground (U-Bahn), and bus services, Berlin’s vibrant city center can be reached in only 30 minutes

Berlin as a leading investment destination

Berlin ranks among Europe’s most sought-after investment hotspots, driven by positive population growth and Germany’s strongest GDP performance