Südpark-Ring Merseburg

REASONS TO INVEST

Attractive interest rate 

For residential real estate, 7,5 % interest p. a. represents a very good return. An ideal investment for investors who only want to tie up their capital for a manageable time horizon.

Experienced issuer

AS Saxonia Liegenschaften GmbH is part of the AS Unternehmensgruppe, a leading real estate investor and developer with headquarters in Berlin and German subsidiaries in Leipzig and Magdeburg. The company's core markets are exclusively German, prospering metropolitan regions. The company's activities cover the entire value chain from location evaluation and project planning to the realisation and marketing of real estate projects. The company looks back on 17 years of experience and has a track record of more than 500 million euros.

Business model with high margins

The Issuer operates the extremely attractive subdivision business. This involves purchasing an apartment building at the lowest possible price per square metre. If necessary, the building is then renovated and divided into individual condominiums, which can then be sold at a significantly higher price per square metre.

A location with potential

The cathedral city of Merseburg is only 30 kilometres from the largest city in Saxony, Leipzig, and 18 kilometres from the largest city in Saxony-Anhalt, Halle (Saale), and has enormous potential due to its location. Over the past few years, living in the suburbs of large cities has become increasingly attractive, as proximity to the workplace has become less important due to the establishment of mobile working. Added to this are the lower housing costs, which are still far below the prices in the big cities.

The university offers promising courses of study such as applied chemistry, applied computer science or green engineering. Together with the nearby chemical site in Leuna, new skilled workers are being trained who can be tied to the region with attractive jobs.

Culture

Leipzig is not only convincing because of its long cultural history, which was shaped above all by the long-standing work of Johann Sebastian Bach and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. To this day, the opera and Gewandhaus guarantee a varied programme for music lovers all year round, as does the annual Bach Festival. Well-known sights also invite visitors to explore and promise an interesting insight into the city's history as well as an entertaining stay, such as the historic city centre, the Monument to the Battle of the Nations, the Zoological Gardens, the Museum of Fine Arts or extensive green spaces.

Economy & Transport

In addition to its important role as an international centre of science, due among other things to Germany's second-oldest university, three Max Planck Institutes and the Saxon Academy of Sciences, which has been based in Leipzig since 1846, the city also functions as a hub for the German economy: major industrial companies such as Siemens, Porsche, BMW, Amazon and DHL as well as their partner and supplier companies are based here. With its location in central Germany, the city and its surrounding area not only have an extensive motorway, rail and waterway network. Two airports are located in the immediate vicinity of the city, guaranteeing fast and efficient handling of passenger and freight traffic. In addition, the city has established itself as an important centre for information, energy and finance.

Urban development

In recent years, Leipzig has taken advantage of emerging opportunities and has been able to position itself as an active and liveable city. While the development at the economic level shows a positive trend, there has been a strong increase at the population level. This represents an increased attractiveness of the city as a place to work and live.