Heinz Kapelle Strasse Berlin

Heinz Kapelle Strasse is hidden between Kniprodestrasse and Hans-Otto-Strasse with two narrow arches being the only means of entering the street. This results in no through traffic and a quiet oasis in the centre of an otherwise busting city.

Heinz Kapelle Strasse is located in the Bötzow Quarter, which was first laid out at the beginning of the 19th century. Nowadays this is one of the most popular residential areas of Berlin. The peaceful but also central location was named after one of the oldest families of the city. In the beginning, businessmen and civil servants occupied the splendid late 19th century and art nouveau buildings. In the 1870s, artists and actors also moved into the quarter. After the Berlin wall came down students also were attracted to living in these century-old buildings.

To the North of Heinz Kapelle Strasse is Prenzlauer Berg with its art galleries and café’s, to the west is Mitte, across the road to the South West is Volkspark Friedrichshain and to the South is Kreuzberg and the best of Berlin’s vibrant nightlife.

The real key with the Heinz Kapelle Strasse project is the central location but affordable pricing. Apartments in Heinz Kapelle Strasse range from €3,000 – €4,500 per SqM depending on whether they are vacant or tenanted. The adjacent neighbourhood of Mitte already has prices well over €8,000 per SqM and rents of up to €20 per SqM. Central Prenzlauer Berg has prices of up to €6,000 per SqM and rents of up to €15 per SqM.

Heinz Kapelle is ideally located to benefit from the gentrification of Prenzlauer Berg and the Friedrichshain and Mitte neighbourhoods that surround it. Prenzlauer Berg has already seen fantastic growth of over 10% p.a for the last 5 years and is transforming into a middle class neighbourhood. The long term capital appreciation of this specific location ranks as some of the highest in central Berlin and makes for an excellent addition to any investors portfolio.