An alternative to living in Hamburg.
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Hamburg A sunny autumn morning in Kaltenkirchen, a good 45 minutes’ drive from the center of Hamburg. Matthias Conze put on rubber boots to inspect a shell: 13 condominiums are being built here on the outskirts. 58 to 124 square meters, each costing up to 5250 euros. In Hamburg you can’t get a new building for this price and yield, says the managing partner of the broker Engel & Völkers Norderstedt and Kaltenkirchen. “Never.”
A realization that is creeping up on more and more real estate buyers. The Hamburg area is enjoying growing popularity among those interested in houses and apartments. But where else is it worth looking at? Which places in the surrounding area are particularly worthwhile for commuters to the Hanseatic city? On the basis of exclusive data from the broker von Poll and a study by scientists at the Hamburg Institute for World Economics (HWWI) commissioned by Postbank, the Handelsblatt describes which locations are currently particularly attractive to prospective buyers.
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