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We look back with you on an exciting 2024 and look forward to shared projects and challenges in the new year.

In 2023, tenants in Germany had to pay an average of 2.51 euros per square metre per month in service charges. This is shown by the latest service charge index published by the German Tenants’ Association (DMB).

We would like to thank you for your loyalty over the past year, for the many exciting projects and also for the challenges we tackled together.

Some 26.2 million people live in municipalities with a rent cap, equivalent to almost one third of the population. According to a recent BBSR analysis, the instrument currently applies in 415 municipalities in Germany.

At Christmas, we wish all our landlords, tenants and business partners a joyful and peaceful time and a relaxing, pleasant festive season. We would like to thank you sincerely for a year of trusted partnership and successful cooperation, and we look forward to sharing 2025 with you! Your HomeCompany

A burning Advent wreath or Christmas tree can cause severe damage in a flat or even start a residential fire. The Wohnen im Eigentum consumer protection association explains the precautions condominium owners should take in advance.

According to the latest Heizspiegel 2024, heating costs will continue to fall this year, with the exception of district heating, where a significant increase is expected. But how many flats are affected by these rising district heating costs?

A property’s energy performance plays a decisive role for an increasing number of buyers. According to a representative Immowelt survey, 9 in 10 prospective buyers pay specific attention to a property’s energy efficiency.

For the third time, Berlin Regional Court ruled that tenants who settle their rent arrears thereby cure both termination without notice and ordinary termination. For the third time, the Federal Court of Justice has overturned such a judgment.