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2-room residential property in Pieschen Süd, Dresden

Pieschen Süd, Dresden

Purchase price
€75,000
Living area
36.4 m²
Rooms
2
Location
Pieschen Süd

Investment at a glance

A practical start with long-term potential

Cash needed to acquire
€9,625
Acquisition costs beyond the purchase price
Estimated monthly cash flow
−€165.42 / month
At purchase
Projected equity in 10 years
€57,422
4% scenario · €75,000 loan · €397.50 / month bank payment
Estimated annual tax benefit
€1,035
Potential benefit under the stated tax assumptions

Equity outlook uses the returned middle value-growth scenario, a €75,000 loan, €397.50 / month bank payment and a modelled 25-year financing horizon.

How this property could grow over time

Illustrative value scenarios over 25 years. Projections are not guaranteed.

3% growth4% growth5% growth
01

A Closer Look at the Property

Neighborhood
Pieschen Süd
City
Dresden
Property type
Residential
Purchase price
€75,000
Living area
36.4 m²
Rooms
2
Floor
Ground Floor
Year built
1,900
Occupancy
Rented
Property management
Not managed by Alpha Minoris
Buyer commission
4%
Last modernization
2,004
Balcony · No
Parking · No
Fitted kitchen · No

Energy certificate

Class C

A+ABCDEFGH

Advisor's description

“A compact 2-room apartment in Dresden-Pieschen-Süd with 36.35 m², set on the ground floor of a 1900 building modernised in 2004. The apartment is already rented and offers a simple, low-ticket entry into a well-connected Dresden location.”

Alpha Minoris advisor

02

Income Profile

Rental note

“The apartment is rented at €274.08 cold rent per month. While the current rent is modest, the small unit size and Pieschen location give the property a clear long-term rental base.”

Alpha Minoris advisor

Status
Rented
Actual cold rent · actual
€274.08 / month
Net rent per m²
€7.54 / m²
Parking rent
€0 / month

Local benchmark

Alpha Minoris curated rent records

Dresden
€11.89 / m²
n = 11
03

What It Takes to Get Started

Cash needed to acquire

€9,625

12.83% of purchase price

Estimated total including property

€84,625

€2,063.27 / m²

Acquisition cost composition

Alpha Minoris fee is the greater of 1% of the purchase price or €1,000.

Purchase price
100%
€75,000
Land transfer tax
5.5%
€4,125
Notary
1.5%
€1,125
Land registry
0.5%
€375
Buyer broker commission
4%
€3,000
Alpha Minoris fee
1%
€1,000
Estimated total€84,625

Price per square metre comparison

Where this property sits

€2,420.00 / m²€5,175.00 / m²
Dresden · n = 264
€4,809.91 / m²
Active marketplace listings

The guide range uses the configured city limits. The city benchmark uses the returned active marketplace sample; this is not a valuation.

04

Your Potential Tax Advantage

Some costs of an investment property can reduce taxable rental income. For high earners, that can create a meaningful tax advantage and improve the real economics of holding the property.

Annual cold rent

The actual or estimated cold rent used in this Exposé over 12 months.

€3,289

Apartment and parking cold rent

Estimated annual interest

Only the interest part of the loan is considered here, not principal repayment.

€3,750

5% interest assumption

Owner-paid Hausgeld

The property costs paid by the owner rather than passed through to the tenant.

€504

Owner-paid Hausgeld over 12 months

Depreciation (AfA)

A government-allowed annual write-off on the building value, not the land value.

€1,500

2.5% on €60,000 building basis

Adjust AfA

AfA is the annual building write-off shown in the card before this one. Adjust the assumption to see its effect below.

Temporary scenario; resets on reload.

Vermieter Autopilot

Let Alpha Minoris handle day-to-day rental management.

  • Rent tracking
  • Tenant communication
  • Maintenance coordination

Uses the recorded fee, or 10% of apartment cold rent. See the monthly difference in section 5.

Interest rate (Sollzins)

Initial repayment (Tilgung)

Down payment

Default financing

Down payment
Loan amount
Monthly installment

Visible calculation

How the estimate is built

Estimated annual advantage

€1,035
+Annual cold rent
€3,289
−Estimated annual interest
€3,750
−Owner-paid Hausgeld
€504
−Depreciation (AfA)
€1,500

Estimated taxable rental result

Rent less interest, owner-paid Hausgeld, management and AfA

-€2,465
Tax-reducing amount€2,465
× 42% marginal rate€1,035

Potential monthly net income increase

Estimated annual advantage divided by 12

+€86.28 / month

Illustrative estimate, not tax advice. Assumes a 42% marginal tax rate, a 5% annual interest rate and full purchase-price financing. AfA is estimated at 2.5% for a building completed in 1,900, using the recorded construction year as a completion-year proxy. It applies to the returned 80% building share and excludes the 20% land share. Actual deductible costs and tax outcomes depend on individual circumstances.

05

Your Monthly Cash Flow

Rent minus the bank installment, owner-paid Hausgeld and any Vermieter Autopilot management cost gives the before-tax cash flow. The signed estimated monthly tax effect is then applied to show the final result. Positive means cash retained; negative means cash contributed by the owner.

Today's monthly calculation

Income − costs + tax effect = cash flow

+Apartment rent
€274.08 / month
+Parking rent
€0 / month
−Bank installment
€397.50 / month
−Owner-paid Hausgeld
€42 / month
Cash flow before tax
−€165.42 / month
Estimated monthly tax effectPositive is relief; negative is estimated tax payable
+€86.28 / month
Cash flow after taxIncome less costs, including the estimated tax effect
−€79.14 / month

Cash flow over time

How tax changes your monthly result

The neutral marker shows cash flow before tax. The solid bar shows the result after the estimated tax effect. A green connector is estimated tax relief; a red connector is estimated tax payable.

After-tax cash flowBefore-tax markerTax reliefTax payable
Monthly cash flow before tax, estimated tax effect, and cash flow after tax by year
YearBefore taxEstimated tax effectAfter tax
Now−€165.42 / month+€86.28 / month−€79.14 / month
Year 1−€151.72 / month+€80.52 / month−€71.20 / month
Year 2−€137.33 / month+€74.48 / month−€62.85 / month
Year 3−€122.22 / month+€68.13 / month−€54.09 / month
Year 4−€106.35 / month+€61.47 / month−€44.89 / month
Year 5−€89.70 / month+€54.47 / month−€35.22 / month
Year 6−€72.21 / month+€47.13 / month−€25.08 / month
Year 7−€53.84 / month+€39.41 / month−€14.43 / month
Year 8−€34.56 / month+€31.31 / month−€3.24 / month
Year 9−€14.31 / month+€22.81 / month+€8.50 / month
Year 10+€6.95 / month+€13.88 / month+€20.83 / month

Values below zero are monthly owner contributions; values above zero are monthly cash retained. Acquisition costs are excluded.

Advisor note

“This is one of the more accessible entries in the pipeline, with a purchase price of €75,000 and no buyer commission. The current rent leaves a monthly top-up, but the potential rent level brings the asset close to break-even.”

Alpha Minoris advisor

06

Long-Term Ownership Value

What you put in vs what it could build

Property growth and loan repayment build equity over time. Any positive monthly cash flow after the estimated tax effect is shown separately as retained rental income.

Owner cash invested includes acquisition cash and any required monthly owner contributions after the estimated tax effect. These are illustrative projections, not guaranteed returns.

Year 10

A meaningful holding milestone

Assumes 4% annual property value growth

Owner cash invested
€14,307
Projected equity
€57,422
Owner cash invested after tax
€14,307
Rental income generated
€0
Projected equity
€57,4224x
Estimated property value
€111,0181.5x

How projected equity is calculated. Projected equity is the €111,018 estimated property value minus the €53,597 remaining loan. 28.54% of the original financing is modelled as repaid after 10 years. The buyer is the legal owner of 100% of the property from purchase.

Year 25

Year-25 ownership outlook

Assumes 4% annual property value growth

Owner cash invested
€14,307
Projected equity
€199,938
Owner cash invested after tax
€14,307
Rental income generated
€36,494
Projected equity
€199,93814x
Estimated property value
€199,9382.7x

How projected equity is calculated. Projected equity is the €199,938 estimated property value minus the €0 remaining loan. 100% of the original financing is modelled as repaid after 25 years. The buyer is the legal owner of 100% of the property from purchase.

07

Property vs. Stock Market

The same tax-adjusted owner cash is used in both paths. The property result is projected equity plus retained rental income; the stock result invests that cash in MSCI World.

One chart · two time horizons

The same owner cash, compared side by side

Property resultMSCI World
Property growth assumption
4%
MSCI World growth assumption
8%
Owner cash invested after tax
€14,307

After 10 years

Property result
€57,422
MSCI World
€28,853

After 25 years

Property result
€236,432
MSCI World
€91,528

After 10 years

Property and stocks

Property result
€57,4224x
MSCI World
€28,8532x

What makes up the property result

Projected equity
€57,422
Retained rental income
€0

€57,422 projected equity + €0 retained rental income = €57,422 property result.

After 25 years

Property and stocks

Property result
€236,43216.5x
MSCI World
€91,5286.4x

What makes up the property result

Projected equity
€199,938
Retained rental income
€36,494

€199,938 projected equity + €36,494 retained rental income = €236,432 property result.

Owner cash means acquisition cash plus any required monthly owner contributions after the estimated tax effect. If monthly cash flow is non-negative, owner cash remains the acquisition cash. The benchmark assumes matching contributions and reinvested growth; fees, taxes and volatility are not modelled.

“This is a practical small-ticket investment rather than a polished lifestyle property. The strength is the low purchase price, rented status and Pieschen location, which make the asset easy to understand and relatively simple to hold. The current rent is not exciting, but the downside is limited by the lower entry price and manageable owner-side costs. Worth reviewing further if the building condition and tenant situation are stable.”

Alpha Minoris advisor verdict

Alpha Minoris Version 1 · generated 10 Sept 2026