Dominart Invest for over 10 years helps buyers and sellers of real estate in Germany and other European countries to find each other and make good deals.
We have studied the Berlin market well and are ready to provide professional assistance in choosing and purchasing apartments in Kreuzberg and other areas of Berlin. We offer free advice, assistance in choosing an object, full support of the transaction and paperwork.
If you are interested in apartments in Kreuzberg or other areas of Berlin in any price category, please contact us, we are always available and happy to help you. Leave the application on the site or simply write to our chat, and we will respond to you within a minute, with pleasure providing any necessary information. You can also email us at kontakt@dominartinvest.com or call + 49 (30) 516 417 63.
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3-room apartment in Kreuzberg!
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- 70 m2
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