A detour to real estate

This allows him to easily assess the value of an object. The effort involved in buying real estate too. In addition to the actual purchase price, there are e.g. B. Costs for the notary and real estate transfer tax. There is a lot that the average buyer is not very familiar with: Who has ever dealt with usufruct rights, which often hide in land register entries? Why is an extract from the building load register sometimes quite important? “If you are looking for a suitable property, the advantage of using a conscientious agent is that the agent has already prepared basic data about the property” – a big advantage for the average buyer who spends little time in their life buying property.

As a lawyer, Johannes Grimm first came to real estate via a detour. Two objects remain particularly memorable to him during his work. A luxury apartment over several floors stood in contrast to an apartment in which a sick man seemed to eke out his life in a dark corner. “Real estate is always a reflection of society.” This makes the job interesting, but also leads to a differentiated view of the market. A view that benefits its customers, whether seller or buyer. Because in the end everything has to fit together and not every object is suitable for everyone. “When it comes to purchasing a property, it should be clear what your life situation is now and in a few years,” says Johannes Grimm with certainty. The suitable object will then be found.

Real estate market in Erfurt

He grew up in Erfurt South East and lived in various apartments in Erfurt. He has fond memories of an old building at Luisenpark: one of his favorite places in Erfurt is in this very park. Otherwise, he is always impressed by the Wilhelminian style belt and the sustainable architecture and construction methods that were already back then.

The owner of immofips sees the real estate market in Erfurt . will be relatively stable in the summer of 2024. “Although the market in Erfurt has changed due to recent economic and (global) political events, the current demand for residential properties points to positive trends for the future,” says Johannes Grimm, assessing the situation in the state capital. And finally, this also applies to this: we always get used to it.