Selling & Agencies13 min read
Where can you publish a property listing in Germany?
Seeki.eu shows your German home to buyers and tenants across Europe for €9, no commission. ImmobilienScout24 keeps the German crowd and prices at booking.
Peter MarciPosts tagged #Germany
Peter Marci
Selling & Agencies13 min read
Selling inherited property abroad: what tax applies?
Inherit a flat in Poland or Germany and the deceased's purchase date carries over. In Hungary the tax clock restarts at death. Here's what an heir owes.
Peter Marci
Buying Guides13 min read
What are 2026 purchase costs in France, Spain and Germany?
On a €400,000 resale home you pay about €18,000 in purchase costs in Munich and about €40,700 in Barcelona. Taxes, notary and registry fees, city by city.
Peter Marci
Taxes, Legal & Cross-Border13 min read
Do you pay tax when you sell property in Central Europe?
Sell a home too soon in Czechia, Slovakia, Poland or Hungary and 15% to 35% of the gain goes in tax. Wait 5 or 10 years and you pay nothing.
Peter Marci
Buying Guides13 min read
Buying property in Czechia as a German
Germans buy in Czechia with no permit and no transfer tax. Border-region flats ask a third of Munich's, but the loan comes in koruna.
Peter Marci
Buying Guides11 min read
Buying property in Austria as a German
Germans buy in Austria on equal terms, but leisure-home rules in Tirol, Salzburg and Vorarlberg bite hard. Costs, financing and tax set against Germany.
Peter Marci
Market Data & Prices14 min read
Berlin: rent or buy in 2026? Break-even by district
Berlin rent vs buy in 2026: a clear decision framework, break-even by district tier, and why Germany's tenant protections change the maths against EU peers.
Peter Marci
Selling & Agencies14 min read
What it costs to sell a property in Germany
Half the commission since the 2020 law, the Energieausweis, deleting the Grundschuld, the ten-year tax date: what a German seller actually pays, item by item.
Peter Marci
Buying Guides14 min read
Buying a home in Italy from Germany or Austria
German and Austrian buyers pay 9% registration tax on the cadastral value in Italy, plus notary and agent fees. What the purchase really costs.
Peter Marci