![]() ![]() ![]() The scene looks very much like it’s taken from an ironically badly cast comedy. Then he laughs and says it’s better to be an agent in London than in Berlin with better commissions, as property prices are still three times higher. ![]() They look for buy-to-let investments.’ A little later he explains that most of their buyers actually look for two apartments, one to live in and one to rent out. Lately, they have started to ask for Berlin because they see a lot of potential and it is the new artistic pole of Europe. One of them, the one with the permanently rehearsed smile, explains: ‘The typical clients we manage are international investors from the Middle East, Russia and Europe, and also celebrities. The Londoners are on the hunt for their clients. We see a sixty-something Berlin real estate agent with ashy, slicked-back hair and a thick Deutsch accent awkwardly cracking poor jokes while giving a tour to two colleagues from London. A hilariously embarrassing housing crisis ![]()
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