8 Tips: How to find a property for sale in Germany

If you are looking to buy a property, you should be aware of these eight essential tips on how to find your dream property.

Nick Mulder

Nick is Co-founder and CEO of Hypofriend

Published on Oct 28, 2019 Published on Oct 28, 2019 . Updated 2 months ago

Nick is Co-founder and CEO of Hypofriend

As an expat, it can seem difficult to find the right sources of information when it comes to buying a property in Germany. Here are a few handy resources that can help you find your dream home. Besides subscribing to Hypofriend’s property radar when you sign up, you can use the following tips.

Hypofriend's property radar
Online portals
Project developers
Real estate brokers & newsletters
Classified ads & Ebay Kleinanzeigen
Specialised property search engines
(Foreclosure) property auctions
Personal network

Nick Mulder

Nick is Co-founder and CEO of Hypofriend

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