Published on 18/07/2026 · Last checked on 15/08/2026
| Plot area | 3657 m² |
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| Rent excluding bills | 4707 € |
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| Total rent | 4707 € |
| Purchase price | 549.000 € |
| Commission | 3,57% (3,57 % inkl. MwSt.) |
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More financing calculators and assumptionsThe attractive commercial building is located in a prime location in Bad Freienwalde and stands on a spacious 3,657 m² plot, with a total usable area of 2,284 m². Of this, 1,444 m² are allocated to commercial space within the total rentable area, divided into 8 office or commercial units.
The property was built in 1996 and is in very well-maintained condition. It offers diverse usage options and is ideally suited for investors who wish to benefit from the units already rented while also seeing potential for rent increases or owner-occupation in the currently vacant space.
Currently, 7 of the 8 units are rented and generate a monthly net actual rent of approx. €4,707.85. When fully rented, the possible net target rent is approx. €7,501 per month. The vacant space therefore represents an attractive opportunity for rent increases and/or owner-occupation.
The current rental income and the potential of the vacant units result in a gross initial yield of 9.87% (after deduction of the maintenance reserve). If the property were operated at full occupancy, the yield could even rise to 15.73%. This makes the property particularly attractive for investors seeking a high return with simultaneously low risk.
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