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Real estate in Germany

German real estate and commercial tenancy law is complex and highly regulated. Whether buying, selling, renting or developing – companies must comply with numerous legal requirements. Errors in contracts or permits can result in high financial risks. Legal differences must be taken into account, especially in cross-border real estate transactions. Our bilingual law firm ensures legally secure transactions and fitting contract structures.

We also advise you on Danish property and commercial tenancy law – from purchase contracts to commercial leases.

Key aspects

Real estate transactions require careful legal planning. Whether commercial leases, property purchases (asset- share deal) or project developments – legal mistakes can be expensive. In Germany, strict requirements apply to tenancy law, building planning law and contract drafting. We provide comprehensive advice to companies and investors on real estate purchases, rental contracts and transactions. Particularly in the case of German-Danish real estate transactions, we clarify liability issues and contract risks. Our law firm ensures clear, economically sensible solutions and protects your investments.

What we can do for you

Legal certainty is the basis for successful real estate transactions. We provide comprehensive advice to companies on:

• Purchase, sale and development of real estate projects
• Drafting and reviewing commercial leases
• Advice on tenant and landlord rights under German law
• Drafting contracts for property purchases and property development projects
• Support with approval procedures and building law issues
• Legal protection of cross-border property investments
• Resolution of rental and lease disputes
• Finance, loan agreement, collateral

Your contact person

Sören Dempe

Lawyer, Partner

M +49 (0) 176 801 202 39
T +49 (0) 40 741 240 4 – 10
E sde@advores.com

Hauke Wulf

Lawyer, EU Advokat, Partner

M +45 21 76 31 87
E hwu@advores.com

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