2-room residential property in Cotta, Dresden
Cotta, Dresden
- Purchase price
- €148,500
- Living area
- 53.2 m²
- Rooms
- 2
- Location
- Cotta
Cotta, Dresden
Investment at a glance
Equity outlook uses the returned middle value-growth scenario, full purchase-price financing, and the modelled 25-year annuity.
Illustrative value scenarios over 25 years. Projections are not guaranteed.
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Class D
Valid until
09 Dec 2027
Advisor's description
“From an investor’s point of view, this is a practical and broadly rentable apartment type: not too small, not too large, and generally well suited for singles or couples.”
Alpha Minoris advisor
Rental note
“The apartment is currently vacant, which means there is immediate reletting work, but also room to position the rent more cleanly from the start.”
Alpha Minoris advisor
Local benchmark
Price per square metre comparison
Property
Comparison shown for quick orientation using the returned city benchmark. It is not a valuation.
The monthly top-up is the difference between projected rent and the property's fixed owner-paid costs. The annual view shows how rent growth can change that commitment over time.
Incoming
Outgoing
Affordability over time
Apartment rent grows 5%; owner costs stay flat
Advisor note
“At the current price, this is not a cash-flow-first property. The investment case here is more about long-term wealth building than immediate monthly surplus.”
Alpha Minoris advisor
What you put in vs what it could build
Rental income generated is not total rent collected. It is the rent retained by the owner after the estimated installment and owner-paid Hausgeld; together with property growth, it can build ownership value over time.
These are illustrative projections, not guaranteed returns. Tax and financing outcomes depend on individual circumstances.
Year 10
For privately held German property, a sale after the ten-year holding period may fall outside the private-sale tax window. Individual tax circumstances apply.
Year 25
This point represents the end of the modelled 25-year financing term, not a guaranteed repayment outcome.
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.
The actual or estimated cold rent used in this Exposé over 12 months.
Apartment and parking cold rent
Only the interest part of the loan is considered here, not principal repayment.
4.5% interest assumption
The property costs paid by the owner rather than passed through to the tenant.
Owner-paid Hausgeld over 12 months
A government-allowed annual write-off on the building value, not the land value.
2% on €118,800 building basis
Visible calculation
Estimated taxable rental result
Rent less interest, owner-paid costs and AfA
Monthly top-up after tax
Before-tax top-up minus estimated monthly tax relief
€221 − €87 = €134 / monthPrimary estimate
€2,478 × 42% = €1,041 estimated annual advantage
Before tax vs after tax monthly top-up
Before tax, the estimated monthly top-up is €221 / month. After estimated tax relief, it is €134 / month.
The comparison applies the returned estimated monthly tax relief to the existing before-tax top-up. Actual timing depends on the investor's tax filing and assessment.
Illustrative takeaway
Illustrative estimate, not tax advice. Assumes a 42% marginal tax rate, a 4.5% annual interest rate and full purchase-price financing. AfA is estimated at 2% for a building completed in 1,993, 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.
“This is worth considering for an investor who wants a sensible, easy-to-understand apartment with solid rental appeal and is comfortable taking a longer-term view.”
Alpha Minoris advisor verdict