for anyone looking for a home in Berlin and in Italy






Taking on a mandate means taking on a responsibility towards the owner. That is why we do not simply publish a property on the portals: before starting a sale we analyse its value, its positioning and the real market conditions.
Read moreWe work to sell, not to publish. Every property is analysed, positioned and presented to achieve the best result in the shortest time. No stock photos, no inflated prices, no endless listings.
Selection, not volume. We handle thirty or forty properties per season — not three hundred. For each one we know the building, the aspect, the price per square metre on the same block, the negotiation margin, the history.
For over 20 years we have worked in the German property market, guiding our clients through the sale and purchase of their homes and building a deep knowledge of the procedures, the paperwork and the demands of international property transactions.
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We select apartments the way you select a five-star hotel room — for the light, the aspect, the neighbourhood and the way they give back the feel of the city. Long-term leases, clear contracts, in-house management. No subletting, no surprises at check-in.
Translated and annotated Mietvertrag. We explain Nebenkosten, Kaution, indexation and termination clauses before signing — not after.
An Italian property manager dedicated to the tenant. Payments, maintenance, communications with the Hausverwaltung: all through us.
Rentals with a proper Wohnungsgeberbestätigung, first Bürgeramt visit accompanied. The day after check-in you have your Meldebescheinigung.
For landlords: professional property management, net yield in writing. Three minimum tenant filters, two inspections per year, separate accounts.
Not an automated estimate. A valuation based on Berlin's real market, comparable sales in the same block, the latest closed deals and positioning strategy. Written response within forty-eight hours, signed by an advisor.
m² Bear's was born from the union of Bearflat and M2Square — with the aim of offering a more complete, more effective and result-oriented service.
Bearflat is a deep knowledge of Berlin: twenty years of sales and rentals, since 2007, for clients from all over the world arriving in the city. M2Square is the lens of real estate investment in the German market, dossier after dossier.
We combine the map and the compass. We know where to look and why. Seventeen districts covered, a network of trusted property administrators and financial advisors for securing mortgages.
The questions international buyers, sellers and tenants ask us most. For your specific case, write to us: we reply in four languages.
Request a free valuationFill in the form with the property's address, size and type. Within 48 hours you receive a written valuation based on the real Berlin market, signed by an m² Bear's consultant.
You get an answer within 48 hours of your request, free of charge and with no obligation.
m² Bear's mainly works in Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg, Charlottenburg, Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, and in every residential district of Berlin on request.
Yes. m² Bear's specialises in assisting Italian and international buyers on the Berlin property market, with multilingual advice at every stage of the purchase.
Prices vary by district. On average: €4,000–€7,000/m² to buy, €12–€22/m² per month to rent. Contact our consultants for an up-to-date estimate.
On top of the price you pay 6% real estate transfer tax (Grunderwerbsteuer), around 1.5–2% for the notary and land registry (Grundbuch), and the agent's commission, which by law is split equally between seller and buyer (typically 3.57% each, VAT included). Overall, budget about 10–12% of the price.
From agreeing on the price to signing at the notary (Beurkundung) usually takes 4–8 weeks. The notary then checks the conditions for payment; transfer of ownership and entry in the Grundbuch generally take another 2–3 months.
No. The deed is drawn up in German, but if the buyer does not understand it well enough the law requires an interpreter and, on request, a written translation. m² Bear's handles the whole negotiation in English, Italian or French.
Yes, German banks also lend to buyers living in other EU countries, but they usually require more equity: at least 20–40% of the price plus the additional costs. Terms depend on income, country of residence and the bank.
Berlin applies the rent brake (Mietpreisbremse): in new contracts the rent may not exceed the local reference rent in the Mietspiegel by more than 10%, with exceptions such as new buildings or fully modernised flats. The deposit is capped at three months' net rent.