How to buy property in Germany as a foreigner: 2026 step-by-step guide
Transfer tax, notary process, mortgages for non-residents, total costs and ongoing taxes — what every foreign buyer needs to know in 2026.
How buying works in Germany, what comes on top of the price, how to read a price per m² and what to check at a viewing.
Transfer tax, notary process, mortgages for non-residents, total costs and ongoing taxes — what every foreign buyer needs to know in 2026.
A practical guide to selling a home in Germany, from pricing and documents to notary steps, fees, taxes, timelines, and common pitfalls.
A deal is not a low price. It is a low price with a reason you can name — and reasons are found in specific places.
The render is the one part of a new-build that is guaranteed to be perfect. Everything worth checking is in the paperwork and on the site.
Most viewings are lost before the door opens. The ones lost inside the property usually fail in the first ninety seconds.
Commission is the largest single cost of selling a property — and the one owners understand the least. It is worth knowing exactly what you are buying with it.
Every owner wants one number. The honest answer is a range — and understanding how that range is built is what stops you from underpricing by 10% or sitting unsold for a year.
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