Apartment Package Bad Hall Center

In Bad Hall, not far from the town square, an attractive investment package with three apartments for sale has come to market. The units (Top 2, Top 4, Top 6) are offered in shell construction or gutted condition, which provides investors with a particularly interesting development-potential opportunity. The package price in the as-is condition is € 289.000,-. Optional, if the renovation is carried out, one can count on a total investment of around € 599.000,- under an already existing renovation contract.

The three apartments offer a total living area of ca. 163,35 m².

• 3 - room apartment: Top 2 has a living area of 49,98 m²
• 2 - room apartment: Top 4 with 54,05 m² living area and
• 3 - room apartment:Top 6 with 59,32 m² living area

The package solution with three units offers investors the rare opportunity to acquire several apartments within a project in one go and thus create an attractive basis for targeted wealth building. Whether as an entry into real estate investment or to expand an existing portfolio, this offer opens up versatile development opportunities.

Particularly interesting is the combination of an attractive entry price in the as-is condition, an already existing renovation contract, and the resulting potential for value appreciation after completion. Especially for investors, there is a chance here to take over a project with a clear starting point and transform it into a sustainably usable investment. Additionally, the package can also be tax advantageous, as renovation costs in the case of rental – depending on tax classification – can be considered and depreciated. The specific tax treatment should be checked on a case-by-case basis with the tax advisor.

Bad Hall convinces as a sought-after residential location with good infrastructure, high quality of life and a stable environment for residential real estate. In combination with the development potential of the units, this apartment package offers an interesting opportunity for investors who focus on rental yield, value development and long-term wealth accumulation.

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