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German real estate is a very attractive investment. Germany offers a strong and reliable legal basis. Large cities such as Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin are vibrant economic and cultural hubs for investors, businesses and artists.
Real estate transactions are notoriously complex because of the numerous interested parties (including architects, contractors, engineers, local authorities, licensing and zoning boards, notaries and investors) and the large amount of money at stake. Making matters worse, German real estate law is controlled by a variety of different laws and statutes as well as authorities responsible for monitoring compliance with these laws on federal, state and municipal levels. For example, real estate projects often implicate significant tax law issues which must be carefully addressed.
One must attend to all of these laws with care. It is therefore highly advisable to speak with an experienced German attorney for real estate before planning, starting or completing any real estate transaction.
Our real estate attorneys know firsthand the complexity of real estate projects and tailor their legal advice accordingly - so that you can avoid problems before they start and focus on keeping your project on track and on time.
In order to succeed in your real estate related venture in Germany, you need a local real estate lawyer who knows the law and the market. WINHELLER can help you to successfully navigate the German real estate market by providing you with full-service legal advice on all aspects of German real estate law - including everything from purchasing or selling real estate to issuing real estate funds.
Consult a real estate lawyer to successfully facilitate the process of buying, selling or leasing real estate in Germany. Your expert attorney for all issues related to German real estate law is Attorney Boris Piekarek. Please contact him via e-mail (info@winheller.com) or by phone (+49 69 76 75 77 80).
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