Eckert Carré, Friedrichshain
Prices From €412,051
Up To 4.1% Yields
15% Downpayment
Completion Q4 2029
PROPERTY DETAILS
Q4 2029
Completion Date:
Reservation Fee: €3,000 (refunded after completion)
15% on signing the purchase contract
15% on completion of the ground works (est Jan 2027)
Rest of payments as per the MABV schedule
Estimated Completion November 2029
Financing up to 65% LTV available for international buyers
Payment Plan:
Freehold
Tenure:
Eckertstraße 7-11, 10249 Berlin, Germany
Address:
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Condominiums in the world-famous integrated upscale resort of Laguna Phuket.
WHY INVEST IN Eckert Carré?
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1 Bedroom (1B-1)
2 Bedroom - Type 2A
3 Bedroom
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PROPERTY MARKET OVERVIEW
Berlin property market trends indicate there is plenty of growth to come in the Berlin market in terms of rental yields and property prices. The city’s population is growing exponentially, its jobs market is thriving, its universities regularly rank amongst the top in the world and it is the capital city of the third largest economy in the world (behind China and the US). These factors will continue to attract professionals to Berlin, whilst also providing the ideal tenant pool for property investors.
Competition for apartments is serious which means that the city has some of the lowest vacancy rates in Europe. The next two to four years pose a unique opportunity for investors, with the acute shortage of new build properties about to hit the market, creating a chronic housing shortage with demand only increasing. New build condos present the most advantageous property type for investments and with 0% CGT after 10 years of ownership Berlin certainly knows how to sweeten the deal.
“Berlin represents a market for investors seeking sustainable returns with proven long-term appreciation potential”
AMENITIES
LOCATION
Friedrichshain is one of central Berlin’s most beloved residential neighbourhoods, located in the inner-east part of the city. It offers easy access to Berlin’s main places of work including Alexanderplatz, Ostbahnhof, Mediaspree, Amazon Tower and Zalando Campus. Perhaps most people know it for its famous iconic meeting point, the Boxhagener Platz or “Boxi,” as it’s known locally, one of the city’s most beloved community squares, surrounded by cafés, brunch spots, independent boutiques, creative studios, and weekend markets that draw residents from across the city. The neighbourhood’s energy is a blend of entrepreneurial drive and relaxed urban living, making it particularly attractive to young professionals and expats, the ideal rental pool for quality new-build apartments and condos.
Eckertstraße enjoys excellent public transport connections, within walking distance of several key transport hubs, offering access to U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, and bus networks. Frankfurter Tor provides a direct link to central Berlin via the U5, while nearby S-Bahn stations connect residents across the entire city, including Alexanderplatz, Hauptbahnhof, and even Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Cycling routes and pedestrian-friendly streets further support a convenient, car-free lifestyle. For residents commuting to work, attending university, or enjoying Berlin’s cultural offerings, Eckertstraße’s location ensures mobility is simple, predictable and efficient.
From Eckertstraße
Travel Times (Drive/Shuttle Bus)
Alexanderplatz
15 Minutes
Mediaspree
21 Minutes
Brandenburg Gate
22 Minutes
Hauptbahnhof
23 Minutes
From Eckertstraße
walking Times
Straßmannstr (Tram)
4 Minutes
Frankfurther Tor (U-Bahn)
7 Minutes
Weberweise (U-Bahn)
8 Minutes
Samariterstr (U-Bahn)
9 Minutes
From Eckertstraße
Alexanderplatz
15 Minutes
Mediaspree
21 Minutes
Brandenburg Gate
22 Minutes
Hauptbahnhof
23 Minutes
Travel Times (USING PUBLIC TRANSPORT)
Berlin Brandenburg Airport
43 Minutes
WHY INVEST IN berlin REAL ESTATE?
It’s the capital city of Europe’s largest economy
Germany is Europe’s largest economy, generating a GDP of $5.01 trillion in 2025 making it also the third largest economy in the world behind China and the US; a stability and security that most global cities cannot match.
Chronic structural undersupply
Berlin officially needs 222,000 new homes by 2040 yet new build permits fell by 40.6% in 2024 meaning future delivery will severely lag demand. The next few years will see Berlin’s worst bottleneck yet hit the property market, underpinning long-term rent and price pressure.
Strong population growth
Berlin’s population is approaching 3.9 million, driven by domestic and international migration. Demand is driven by jobs, students and global talent, not speculative buyers which makes a critical difference to the stability of its property market. By 2040 its population will have tipped 4 million.