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The boutique Levan Residence in Trnava has successfully received final approval with an A0+ energy certificate and the apartments will be move-in ready on April 1st, 2026...
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15.04.2025
Svoboda & Williams’ portfolio newly features interesting investment opportunities in the largest real estate market in Europe. The current economic situation in Germany bodes well for buyers, since properties can be had for more affordable prices.
“The temporary drop in German real estate prices presents an excellent opportunity for buyers and investors. Despite some recent short-term challenges, Germany remains one of the most liquid property markets in Europe,” says Thomas Richmond Lindner, international property consultant at Svoboda & Williams. “According to the latest available analyses, the cooling German market is warming up again. Last year, in fact, the total volume of investment in residential housing reached EUR 8.6 billion, which is significantly higher than in the previous year. The most dramatic increase in volume was seen in the last quarter of 2024,” explains Lindner.
This is why the Svoboda & Williams agency wants to actively search for interesting offers for its clients just across the western border. “I believe that it’s a great opportunity to broaden our services and focus on developed real estate markets close to the Czech Republic that offer a stable potential for investment alongside more tropical destinations and vacation properties,” adds Owner of Svoboda & Williams Prokop Svoboda.
“Together with our partner affiliates in Christie's International Real Estate, we’ve prepared a collection of truly special properties in Munich and Bavaria, locations that frequently top the lists of the best places to live in Europe,” Lindner goes on to say. “Munich is a city with one of the lowest vacancy rates in Germany, so demand for residential and commercial real estate is always high,” he notes. The market in Bavaria’s capital is driven by the city’s strong economy, high demand, and standard of living, which is why districts with the highest property prices are located in Munich.
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