Schwerin is on the upswing: Discover the future of living and heating!

Schwerin is on the upswing: Discover the future of living and heating!

There's a lot happening in the real estate sector in Schwerin, and that's making hearts and wallets beat faster. A charming property with modern underfloor heating and district heating is currently being offered at Molkereistraße 4. Jonas Nonnenprediger's brokerage office is taking over sales while discussions about the property are already in full swing. It remains to be seen whether the interested buyers have a good hand and can get an unbeatable deal here.

When you look at the heating technology in this property, it quickly becomes clear that retroactively installing underfloor heating makes sense, especially when comprehensively renovating old buildings. Vaillant.de informs that the combination of radiators and underfloor heating provides additional flexibility. For smaller rooms, we recommend connecting the underfloor heating circuit to the radiators so as not to risk unwanted overheating. In larger rooms, however, a new heating circuit with its own pump group should be installed. The technology behind it is incredibly simple and ensures that everyone involved feels “warm in their hearts”!

Market trends and innovations

What does a look at the current trends in the housing market show? BMWSB has prepared interesting data that points to a positive development. The general conditions on the construction and real estate market have been improving since 2022. Mortgage interest rates are below the peak of November 2023, and the first reductions in the key interest rate could give us new economic stimulus. Construction prices are no longer rising as dramatically as before, which could play into the hands of future buyers.

But that's not all. In the first quarter of 2025, building permits increased by 3.4% compared to the previous year. The number of new mortgage loans taken out has increased since April 2024, and property prices have shown a recovery since mid-2024. The federal government is being active by supporting affordable housing through various measures. In 2024, 62,000 residential units were supported in social housing - an increase of a whopping 51% compared to 2022!

The situation is promising

The topic of housing is also exciting from another perspective: There are currently 1.9 million empty apartments in Germany - that corresponds to 4.5%. In the West in particular, 1.3 million properties are unused, and in the East there are 576,000. The federal government has developed a “vacancy activation strategy”. An additional field of activity could open up here, especially for investors.

According to the 2022 census, the ownership rate in Germany is 43.7% for owner-occupied residential property, which varies greatly from region to region. In large cities, at less than 16%, they lag extremely behind rural districts. There could be new opportunities for housing construction here, particularly with regard to developments in social housing.

The focus on reducing additional costs such as property transfer tax and notary costs, which must be borne by buyers, should also not be ignored. Questions that concern potential buyers are numerous and developments in the housing market are more exciting than ever.

If you are looking for more information about this property or have questions about financing, you can contact Jonas Nonnenprediger's brokerage office directly: Contact via email at kontakt@immobilien-nonnenprediger.de or visit the website www.immobilien-nonnenprediger.de.