The Ambassador apartments in Berlin
Prices from €210,000.

A selection of 77 studio apartments.

Completion in Q2 2022.
Facilities and Features

Surrounded by key employment nodes and excellent transport links.

1-minute walk to Heinrich Heine Strasse U-Bahn Station.

7-min via U-Bahn to Alexanderplatz.

This project is located very close to the Chinese, Brazilian, Australian and Dutch Embassies.

Over 2 million working population, including approx. 750,000 international citizens, it is forecasted the number will go up to 4 million by 2035.

Location

Intersection at Köpenicker Strasse and Heinrich Heine Strasse, 10179 Berlin, Germany.

Bedrooms

Studio apartments.

LTV

Up to 65%.

Completion

Q2 2022.

Rental yield

4% rental guarantee for 2 years.

Why invest in Berlin

Robust population growth continues to fuel a strong rental market.

Berlin, the once-divided capital is now a leading world city for politics, science, media, technology, education and culture. With the highest city population in the EU, it is expected to continue rising above and beyond the 4 million mark in the next decade.

The diverse and robust economy is underpinned by job growth in future orientated technology-based sectors

More than 420,000 new jobs were created in Berlin since 2009, with almost 50% created in the technology-based, knowledge-intensive business services sector. Due to the high calibre new job creation, Berlin incomes grew by 34% between 2009 and 2017, a higher growth rate than in most other German regions, revealing the scale and underpinning the city’s transformation.

Berlin’s undersupplied housing market shows great investment prospects

The city’s prime market located in the districts of Mitte and Charlottenburg was one of only three global cities in Europe which experienced capital appreciation (3.1%) in the first half of 2020 due to the robust structural factors underpinning the market.

Berlin's economy is thriving

5.6% 5-year average GDP growth rate.

250K people working, researching or studying in Berlin's educational institutions.

€3.7bn VC invested in Berlin start-ups in 2019 (+41% y-o-y).

420K new jobs creates since 2009 (+40%).