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CONT
    01   THE SITUATION   02   OUR OFFER




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A CUSTOM-TAILORED SOLUTION TO INVESTING IN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IN BERLIN




ENTS
03   BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGIES   04   PARTITIONING APARTMENT BLOCKS INTO
                                    CONDOMINIUMS FOR RESALE              05   THE BERLIN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
                                                                              MARKET                               06   GERMAN INCOME TAXATION




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01
    THE SITUATION




4
RESIDENTIAL
REAL ESTATE IS BACK
IN FOCUS



                      5
01
    THE SITUATION
                    REAL ASSETS
                    As a result of the financial crisis real assets are back in focus in particular diversified portfolios of residential
                    real estate

                    REAL ASSETS AS A WAY TO PRESERVE VALUE
                      •	 First a flight from capital markets as stock and corporate credit markets tumbled
                      •	 Then a flight from cash as fears of bank failures mounted
                      •	 Resulting in a flight to the safety of real assets such as gold and real estate

                    STABLE RETURNS FROM RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
                      •	 In times of economic crisis, residential is safer than commercial real estate – provided it is a quality object in the right location bought at the right price

                    OPTIMISATION THROUGH DIVERSIFICATION
                      •	 An intelligently diversified portfolio of carefully chosen residential real estate assets spreads the risk and is thus safer than larger single assets




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PERFORMANCE
Real assets have consistently outperformed other asset classes in times of crisis


             YEAR                           CRISIS                      REAL ASSETS               GLOBAL STOCKS   US GOVERNMENT
                                                                                                                      BONDS
             1987                   STOCKMARKET CRASH                       5.10%                    -15.5%           +8.6%
             1990                         GULF WAR I                        5.70%                    -11.3%           +0.7%
             1997                        ASIAN CRISIS                       6.02%                    -11.3%           +4.6%
             1998                 RUSSIA AND LTCM CRISIS                    5.97%                     -2.4%           +5.1%
             2001                         SEPT 11TH                         6.20%                    -14.2%           +4.9%
             2003                        GULF WAR II                        6.80%                     -3.7%           +4.2%


Source: Infinanz Research 08/2002, Prof. Dr. Busse Infinanz GmbH in: Beteiligungsreport 04/2008




                                                                                                                                  7
RISK VS. RETURN
                    Retail and office real estate moves with the economic cycle - residential real estate offers stable returns
                    at comparatively low risk




                                GOAL                                      SPECIAL SITUATIONS REAL ESTATE
                    RETURN


                                                 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE




                                      RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE                         GOAL
    THE SITUATION




                                                           RISK




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DIVERSIFICATION
Intelligently assembling a large portfolio of residential real estate assets diminishes the risk of single acquisitions

RISK




                      NO. OF OBJECTS




                                                                                                                          9
PROTECTION
     Residential real estate offers good protection against inflation as demand is inelastic

     Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln: “…all in all, direct investments offer better protection from inflation than stocks. In particular
     residential real estate offers good protection, followed by retail and office. The reason is that demand for living space is independent
     of inflationary forces.”


              160
     % RETURN


                                                                                                                             RETAIL

              140                                                                                                            RESIDENTIAL

                                                                                                                             OFFICE

              120                                                                                                            INFLATION




              100
                          1998              2000             2002              2004              2006    2008


                                                            YEAR
     Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, Investment Property Databank, Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln




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IN SUMMARY
•	 REAL ASSETS ARE BACK, IN PARTICULAR DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIOS OF RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
•	 IN TIMES OF CRISIS, REAL ASSETS HAVE CONSISTENTLY OUTPERFORMED OTHER ASSET CLASSES
•	 RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE OFFERS STABLE RETURNS AT COMPARATIVELY LOW RISK & GOOD PROTECTION AGAINST INFLATION
•	 INTELLIGENTLY ASSEMBLING A PORTFOLIO OF RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE ASSETS DIMINISHES THE RISK OF SINGLE ACQUISITIONS




                                                                                                                       11
02
     OUR OFFER




12
AN INDIVIDUAL
PORTFOLIO
& A CUSTOMIZED
STRATEGY



                 13
02
     OUR OFFER
                 WHY BERLIN?
                 Berlin is a highly attractive location to invest in real estate

                 RANKED IN TOP 10 OF EUROPEAN CITIES TO INVEST IN EMERGING TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE 2009 SURVEY

                 GROWING ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE CITY SINCE GERMAN REUNIFICATION RESULTING IN RISING POPULATION AND WEALTH
                   •	 Structural change from manufacturing to diversified modern service economy
                   •	 Seat of Government (since 1999) attracting wide array of businesses and institutions
                   •	 Large and diversified cultural offering attracting both tourists and new residents


                 HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE FUNDAMENTALS FOR RESIDENTAL PROPERTY
                   •	 High rental yields in international comparison
                   •	 Comparatively low but rising rents
                   •	 Comparatively low per-square-meter prices
                   •	 Very low latent vacancy combined with growing population

                 BERLIN IS LESS AFFECTED BY THE CRISIS THAN OTHER CITIES
                   •	 Good mix of growing service industries with relatively low export orientation
                   •	 Did not participate in the bubble so little downside




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WHY DHI ?
DHI provides investors a ‘no-worries’ custom-made vehicle to realise their investment strategy

•	 DHI IS INVESTING IN RENTED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BERLIN
•	 BERLIN MARKET IS OFFERING ATTRACTIVE RISK-ADJUSTED RETURNS
•	 EACH INVESTOR’S PORTFOLIO TAILORED TO THEIR SPECIFIC INVESTMENT STRATEGY
•	 DHI PROVIDES FULL SERVICE COVERING THE WHOLE LIFE CYCLE OF THE PORTFOLIO
   »   Detailed analysis of the property market in each micro location by Engel&Völkers Commercial Research and other sources
   »   Prospection of target properties
   »   Due diligence
   »   Asset management as well as property management
   »   Eventual disposal




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STRATEGIES
     DHI offers tailor-made investment strategies ranging from buy-and-hold to condo conversion

     BUY-AND-HOLD
       •	 Buy for current income
       •	 Buy for capital appreciation
       •	 Opportunistic buy
       •	 Buy for modernisation / development

     CONDO CONVERSION
       •	 Buy apartment building
       •	 Refurbish if needed
       •	 Split into individual condominiums
       •	 Sell individual units




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IN SUMMARY
•	 BERLIN RANKED IN TOP 10 EUROPEAN CITIES TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE 2009 SURVEY
•	 DHI IS INVESTING IN RENTED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BERLIN
•	 DHI PROVIDES INVESTORS A ‘NO-WORRIES’ CUSTOM-MADE VEHICLE TO REALISE THEIR INVESTMENT STRATEGY
•	 DHI FOCUSES ON BUY-AND-HOLD & CONDO CONVERSION STRATEGIES




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03
     BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGIES




18
WE COVER
THE FULL SCOPE
OF SERVICES




                 19
03
     BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGIES
                               PROPERTY PORTFOLIO
                               DHI will assemble a diversified Berlin residential property portfolio for each investor which will display some or all of the following
                               characteristics, their degree depending on the chosen overall strategy outlined before

                               •	 GENERALLY LOCATED IN GOOD AND UPCOMING NEIGHBOURHOODS
                               •	 BUILDINGS IN GOOD STRUCTURAL CONDITION
                               •	 MOSTLY TO FULLY RENTED WITH MID-RANGE RENTALS, OFFERING UPSIDE POTENTIAL THROUGH TENANT MANAGEMENT AND RENT INCREASES
                               •	 OFFERING ATTRACTIVE INITIAL YIELDS WITH STRONG OPERATING CASH-FLOW HISTORIES
                               •	 INCORPORATING RETAIL AND/OR COMMERCIAL SPACE (OF LESS THAN 20% OF INCOME) IN ADDITION TO THE RESIDENTIAL SPACE




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CUSTOMIZED STRATEGY
DHI covers the full scope of services, offering the convenience of a fund combined with the customized strategy of an individual portfolio

ACQUISITION PHASE                                                                                                                     OWNERSHIP & DISPOSAL PHASE



   CONCEPTION                    PROSPECTION                             ANALYSIS                      DUE DILIGENCE                     OWNERSHIP                             DISPOSAL


PORTFOLIO INDIVIDUALLY       DHI THEN IDENTIFIES INVESTMENT         THE REAL-TIME MARKET KNOWLEDGE     ONCE THE ACQUISITION OBJECTS   DURING THE OWNERSHIP PHASE,          DURING THE DISPOSAL PHASE,
STRUCTURED BASED ON THE      OPPORTUNITIES, USING ENGEL&VÖLKERS     THAT E&V AND BATO GROUP GAIN IN    ARE IDENTIFIED, DHI MANAGES    THE SERVICES COMPRISE TENANT         DHI IS AGAIN COVERING ALL ASPECTS,
INVESTOR’S DESIRED           COMMERCIAL'S EXTENSIVE NETWORK         BUYING, SELLING, FINANCING AND     ALL (TECHNICAL, LEGAL ETC.)    MANAGEMENT AND RENT OPTIMISATION, ENSURING VALUE OPTIMISATION
RISK/RETURN PROFILE,         AS WELL AS OTHER SOURCES,              VALUING PROPERTIES IN THE BERLIN   ASPECTS OF THE DUE-DILIGENCE   REFURBISHMENT AND MODERNISATION      FOR THE INVESTOR ACCORDING TO
TIME HORIZON AND OTHER       EVALUATING BOTH FINANCIAL AS           MARKET IS GATHERED, ANALYZED,      PROCESS IN CONCERT WITH        INCLUDING FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL    THEIR INVESTMENT STRATEGY
INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS   WELL AS PHYSICAL BUILDING CONDITIONS   AND APPLIED FOR THE BENEFIT OF     ESTABLISHED AND WELL-KNOWN     PROJECT MANAGEMENT AS WELL AS
                             AS PART OF THE SELECTION PROCESS       OUR INVESTORS                      STRATEGIC PARTNERS             CONTROLLING AND INVESTOR REPORTING


                             DURING THE INVESTMENT PHASE,
                             OUR INVESTORS BENEFIT FROM THE
                             MARKET INSIGHT THAT RESULTS FROM
                             THE FULL RANGE OF ENGEL&VÖLKERS
                             COMMERCIAL'S AND BATO
                             GROUP‘S ACTIVITIES




                                                                                                                                                                                                                21
SUMMARY
     Summary of terms buy-and-hold strategies


             STRATEGY                     CORE                      CORE PLUS                 OPPORTUNITY         INCOME ORIENTATED

       PURCHASE PRICE PER M           *1,500-2.000                  *900-1,000                  *650-850                *500
                                                                                           7.9% - 6.7% / 12.7 -
        INITIAL YIELD /FACTOR    *5.7% - 4.5% / 17.5 - 22   6.9% - 6.8% / 14.5 - 14.75 x                             9.6%/10.4 x
                                                                                                 14.75 x
           LEVERAGE RATIO              45% / 40%                    60% / 55%                  70% / 65%                75%
         ACQUISITION PHASE               1 YEAR                       1 YEAR                     1 YEAR                1 YEAR

        RENT INCREASE TARGET
                                      3.7% / 4.0%                  3.7% / 3.8%                3.7% / 3.8%               3.2%
      (COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL)

       REFURBISHMENT BUDGET       *10K / FLAT FOR 20%          *10K / FLAT FOR 50%         *10K / FLAT FOR 50%            -

                                                                   KREUZBERG,                                         NEUKÖLLN,
                                    KÜFURSTENDAMM,              PRENZLAUER BERG,           NEUKÖLLN, WEDDING,      WEDDING, MOABIT,
           EXAMPLE AREAS
                                 MITTE PRENZLAUER BERG           FRIEDRICHSHAIN,           MOABIT, TIERGARTEN       REINICKENDORF,
                                                                 CHARLOTTENBURG                                   HOHENSCHÖNHAUSEN




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TARGET RETURN
Target return and expected performance for each strategy



                                  CORE                   CORE PLUS                OPPORTUNITY           INCOME ORIENTATED

      IRR ON EQUITY             9.5%-11%                    13.5%                    14.19%                      21%
     CASH-ON-CASH
                                2%-3.5%                    Ca. 4%                   3.5-5.75%                   8.25%
    (BEFORE SALES)
   ROE (BEFORE SALES)            12-22%                    Ca. 25%                 21%-38%%                      64%
 DISTRIBUTION MINIMUM &       1.75%-3.0%,                   2.5%,                  2.5%-5.0%,                   8.0%,
        TIME FRAME        DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR   DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR   DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR   DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR




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RISK FACTORS
     Risk factors of the presented buy-and-hold strategies



                                  CORE               CORE PLUS   OPPORTUNITY   INCOME ORIENTATED

       ADVERSE DEVELOPMENT
           OF THE AREA
                                   LOW              LOW-MEDIUM     MEDIUM         MEDIUM-HIGH

          CAPITAL GAIN           MEDIUM               MEDIUM        HIGH          LOW-MEDIUM
           TENANT RISK             LOW              LOW-MEDIUM   MEDIUM-HIGH      MEDIUM-HIGH




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IN SUMMARY
•	 DHI WILL ASSEMBLE A DIVERSIFIED & STRUCTURED BERLIN RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY PORTFOLIO TO SUIT INVESTORS’ NEEDS
•	 GENERALLY LOCATED IN GOOD AND UPCOMING NEIGHBOURHOODS, BUILDINGS ARE IN GOOD STRUCTURAL CONDITION
•	 DHI COVERS THE FULL SCOPE OF SERVICES WORKING WITH EACH INVESTOR THROUGH THE ACQUISTION TO DISPOSAL PHASE
•	 TARGET RETURNS ARE HIGH, RISK FACTORS ARE LOW




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04
     PARTITIONING APARTMENT BLOCKS
      INTO CONDOMINIUMS FOR RESALE




26
WE OFFER A CARE-FREE
PACKAGE COVERING
ALL ASPECTS




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04
 PARTITIONING APARTMENT BLOCKS
 INTO CONDOMINIUMS FOR RESALE
                                 AUFTEILUNG
                                 Another strategy is buying properties for immediate partitioning into condominiums and selling them to
                                 investors or owner-occupiers

                                 •	 BERLIN HAS A VERY LOW HOME-OWNERSHIP RATE OF ABOUT 13%
                                 •	 DEMAND FOR CONDOMINIUMS („EIGENTUMSWOHNUNGEN“) IS RISING
                                    » Small investors seeking safety of real assets in manageable volume
                                    » As rents are rising and capital costs are low, buying becomes more attractive for tenants


                                 •	 PER-SQUARE-METER PRICES OF CONDOS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY ABOVE THOSE OF APARTMENT BUILDINGS
                                    EVEN AFTER ASSOCIATED COSTS, OFFERERING ATTRACTIVE PROFIT POTENTIAL
                                 •	 TIME HORIZON FOR INVESTMENT IS SHORTER THAN THE BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGY AT ABOUT 2-5 YEARS,
                                    DEPENDING ON VOLUME




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DHI PACKAGE
DHI is again offering a care-free package, covering all aspects of the process

DETAILED ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF THE OBJECT
  •	 Location, analysis of vicinity, assessment of marketability
  •	 Condition of the building
  •	 Opportunities to add value (e.g. building extension, roof conversion)
  •	 Analysis of tenant structure

DEVELOPMENT OF THE MARKETING CONCEPT
  •	 Total modernisation and redevelopment, e.g. with branding of the object
  •	 Partial modernisation (e.g. only renovation of flats, not common space)
  •	 Partitioning without extensive renovation


PROVISION OF DEBT FINANCING
  •	 Introduction to banks offering debt financing
  •	 Negociation of terms
  •	 Presentation of detailed project planning


TENANT MANAGEMENT
  •	 Negociation with current tenants to vacate flats
  •	 Provision of temporary accomodation during renovation work for tenants turned owners
  •	 Provision of alternative accomodation for tenants willing to move out
  •	 Management of rent increases




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DHI PACKAGE
     DHI is again offering a care-free package, covering all aspects of the process

     OPTIMISATION OF FLOORPLAN DESIGN (PARTITIONING, OPTIMISATION, MERGING FLATS)

     FLAT-BY-FLAT ANALYSIS OF ANTICIPATED RE-SALE PRICES BASED ON FLAT CHARACTERISTICS (FLOOR, LOCATION, LIGHTING, CONDITION,
     FURNISHINGS ETC.)

     OBTAINING CERTIFICATE OF SELF-CONTAINED CONDITION („ABGESCHLOSSENHEITSBESCHEINIGUNG“)

     PREPARATION OF DECLARATION OF PARTITION („TEILUNGSERKLÄRUNG“), DRAFT OF SALES CONTRACT AND CONSTRUCTION SPEC LIST

     PREPARATION OF (FUTURE) FLAT OWNERS ASSOCIATION RULES (CREATION OF RESERVE FUND ETC.)

     CALCULATION / PLANNING OF NECESSARY CONSTRUCTION WORK AND REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS

     AWARD OF CONTRACT

     SUPERVISION OF CONSTRUCTION/RENOVATION WORK

     MANAGEMENT OF SALE PROCESS




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SUMMARY
Summary of terms condo conversion strategy


               PURCHASE PRICE PER M2                                *1,100
                INITAL YIELD / FACTOR                            6.5% / 15.4x
                  LEVERAGE RATIO                                    65 / 35
                 ACQUISITION PHASE                                  1 YEAR
                   SALES PERIOD                                   3-5 YEARS
                REFURBISHMENT COST           *10K / UNIT FOR 70% (RESIDENTIAL) & 50% (COMMERCIAL)
            COST FOR BUYING OUT TENANTS                      *6,000 / UNIT FOR 70%
               CONDO SALES PRICE PER M  2
                                                                    *2,200




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RISK FACTORS
     Risk factors condo conversion strategy

     •	 THE MAIN RISK IS PURCHASING PROPERTIES THAT HAVE CHARACTERISTICS HINDERING A SALE OF THE CONDOS AT
        THE PROJECTED PRICES
        »   Wrong orientation of the property (lack of light)
        »   Wrong micro-location, e.g. too noisy
        »   Lack of elevator
        »   Lack of outside space / balcony


     •	 WE INTEND TO COUNTER THIS RISK BY CAREFULLY SELECTING PROPERTIES THAT FULFIL THE NECESSARY CRITERIA
     •	 IN ADDITION, PROBLEMATIC UNITS CAN BE SOLD TO INVESTORS (AS OPPOSED TO OWNER-OCCUPIERS) AS RENTING
        TENDS TO BE LESS PROBLEMATIC




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TARGET RETURN
Target return and expected performance for condo conversion strategy

                   CASH-ON-CASH                                          40%
                ROE (BEFORE SALES)                                       80%
         DISTRIBUTION MINIMUM & TIME FRAME                       10% DISTRIB. 3RD YEAR




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THE TEAM
     The DHI Team, Expertise and Track Record

     ANDREA BARBATO
       •	 Founder and MD of BATO Group Real Estate Investments (total investment volume in Berlin 45mio euros, acquiring, financing,
          managing of the assets)
       •	 Previous assignments with Enstar Capital and Garbe Real Estate in London

     RACKHAM F. SCHRÖDER
       •	 Managing Director of Engel & Völkers Commercial Berlin (largest broker of residential buildings in Berlin), has accompanied about
          2.5bn euros in residential and commercial real estate deals

     MATTHIAS DUX
       •	 10 years banking experience with Deutsche Bank in London and Tokyo
       •	 Previous assignments in Private Equity with Paribas bank in Paris and management consulting with Booz Allen & Hamilton in Chicago
       •	 Insead MBA




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IN SUMMARY
•	 CHOICE OF STRATEGY FROM MENU OF BUY-AND-HOLD OR CONDOMINIUM STRATEGIES
•	 FULL-SERVICE PACKAGE DURING ALL PHASES OF THE PORTFOLIO LIFE CYCLE
•	 COMBINATION OF BENEFITS OF CUSTOMISED STRATEGY WITH SCALE AND EXPERIENCE OF LARGER ORGANISATION
•	 EXPERIENCED TEAM WITH PROVEN TRACK RECORD




                                                                                                     35
05
     THE BERLIN RESIDENTIAL
        REAL ESTATE MARKET




36
BERLIN IS GROWING
DESPITE THE OVERALL
ECONOMIC SITUATION



                      37
05
     THE BERLIN RESIDENTIAL
      REAL ESTATE MARKET
                              BERLIN AT A GLANCE
                              •	 CAPITAL OF GERMANY AND SINCE 1999 SEAT OF GOVERNMENT
                              •	 3.4 MILLION INHABITANTS
                              •	 128,000 RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
                                » Vacancy rate 2006: 5.1%
                                » Vacancy rate 2007: 4.6 %


                              •	 1,882,000 RESIDENTIAL UNITS
                              •	 18 MILLION SQUARE METRES OFFICE SPACE
                              •	 4.3 MILLION SQUARE METRES RETAIL SPACE




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ATTRACTIONS
Furthermore, Berlin provides a wide scientific and cultural offer

•	 7 UNIVERSITIES
•	 20 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES
•	 80 RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS (E.G., MAX-PLANCK AND FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTES)
•	 LEADING EUROPEAN TRADE FAIR AND CONVENTION LOCATION
•	 3 OPERA HOUSES
•	 326 THEATRES AND CINEMAS
•	 175 MUSEUMS AND 400 ART GALLERIES
•	 MORE THAN 3,400 RESTAURANTS
•	 MORE THAN 120 CLUBS
•	 HERTHA BSC FOOTBALL, ALBA BERLIN BASKETBALL, EISBÄREN ICE HOCKEY, BERLIN MARATHON




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RADICAL CHANGE
     Berlin has experienced a radical structural change from a production location to a well-diversified service
     location since German reunification

                          1991                                                      2008
                 TOTAL 57,428 MILLION EUROS                                   TOTAL 75,523 MILLION EUROS

                             6%                                                    7%
                                                                                                    15%
                 7%
                                                  21%                                                                 MANUFACTURING SECTOR
                                                                         9%
           5%                                                                                                         CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
                                                                                                           3%
                                                                                                                      TRADE, HOSPITALITY AND
                                                                    7%
                                                                                                                      TRANSPORT
     10%
                                                            6%
                                                                                                                      FINANCE, LETTING AND CORPORATE
                                                                                                                      SERVICE PROVIDERS
                                                                                                                16%
                                                                                                                      PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
                                                                    9%
                                                      17%                                                             EDUCATIONAL SECTOR

                28%                                                                                                   HEALTH CARE

                                                                                                                      PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICE
                                                                                                                      PROVIDERS

                                                                                        34%
     Source: Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg, March 2009




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NEW JOBS
New jobs are created in various innovative and growing sectors in Berlin

                                      2%
                   13%                                                HEALTHCARE

                                                                      TOURISM
                                                           30%
                                                                      MEDIA, INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION

                                                                      TRAFFIC ENGINEERING AND MOBILITY

                                                                      CULTURE

 22%                                                                  ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY




                   11%                               22%


Source: Engel & Völkers Research & Consulting 2008




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GROWTH POTENTIAL
     Berlin has enormous potential for growth




                                          Purchasing power per capita in euros (2009) - Berlin has enormous potential for growth



                                                   26,000



                                                   24,000
                                        EUROS



                                                   22,000



                                                   20,000



                                                   18,000



                                                   16,000

                                                                    MUNICH      DUSSELDORF    STUTTGART    FRANKFURT MAIN COLOGNE   HAMBURG   HANOVER   BERLIN



                                                                                                              CITY
                                          Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to MB Research 2009




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PEAK RENTS
Peak rents for office space in international comparison

     1400



     1200                                                                        Q3 2007


     1000
                                                                                 Q3 2008
EUROS


        800



        600



        400



        200



         0

              LONDON     PARIS      MADRID     BERLIN     FRANKFURT   HAMBURG   DUSSELDORF   MUNICH



                                                 CITY



                                                                                                      43
OFFICE MARKETS
      Office markets in national comparison



                18,000
                                                                                           HOUSING STOCK LET IN 1,000 M2
                16,000


                14,000
                                                                                           VACANCY RATE IN 1,000 M2
     1,000 M2


                12,000


                10,000


                 8000


                 6000


                 4000


                 2000


                    0
                         BERLIN   DUSSELDORF   FRANKFURT   HAMBURG   COLOGNE   MUNICH (CITY)   STUTTGART



                                                           CITY



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BERLIN VACANCY
 Berlin has practically no latent vacancy


           100%
                                                                                          ACTIVE SUPPLY SURPLUS
           90%
                                                                                          STRUCTURAL VACANCY
           80%
                                                                                          LATENT VACANCY
           70%
                                                                                          FLUCTUATION RESERVE
1,000 M2



           60%


           50%                                                                            ACTIVE SUPPLY SURPLUS

           40%                                                                            STRUCTURAL VACANCY

           30%                                                                            LATENT VACANCY

           20%                                                                            FLUCTUATION RESERVE

           10%


            0%
                   BERLIN   DUSSELDORF   FRANKFURT   HAMBURG   KOH   MUNICH   STUTTGART



                                                     CITY



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GROWTH POTENTIAL
     Berlin rents are increasing – but there is still potential for further increases compared to other German cities



           12                                                                                                MUNICH
                                                                                                             STUTTGART
           10                                                                                                FRANKFURT
                                                                                                             DUSSELDORF
     EUROS

             8                                                                                               HAMBURG
                                                                                                             KOLN
                                                                                                             BERLIN-WEST
             6                                                                                               BELIN-EAST

             4

             2

             0
                    1990          1994         1998          2002         2006          2010


                                                YEAR




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PROPERTY YIELDS
German property yields are among the highest in Europe


            9                                                                                         GERMANY
                                                                                                      FRANCE
            8                                                                                         ITALY
YIELD %
                                                                                                      ENGLAND
            7                                                                                         SPAIN


            6

            5

            4

            3
                        1992       1994        1996       1998     2000   2002   2004   2006   2008


                                                               YEAR
Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to Feri Research 2009




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HOMEOWNERSHIP
        Low homeownership rate in Berlin offers high potential for partitioning apartment block buildings into
        individual flats

                            100
     HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE %

                             90

                             80

                             70

                             60

                             50

                             40

                             30

                             20
                                                                                                                                                                                                                        HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE
                                                                                                                                                                                                                        OF 13% IN BERLIN
                             10

                             0
                                  SPAIN

                                          NORWAY

                                                   IRELAND

                                                             PORTUGAL

                                                                        POLAND

                                                                                 ITALY

                                                                                         GREAT BRITAIN

                                                                                                         BELGIUM

                                                                                                                   SWEDEN

                                                                                                                            FINLAND

                                                                                                                                      FRANCE

                                                                                                                                               AUSTRIA

                                                                                                                                                         THE NETHERLANDS

                                                                                                                                                                           DENMARK

                                                                                                                                                                                     CZECH REPUBLIC

                                                                                                                                                                                                      GERMANY

                                                                                                                                                                                                                SWISS
        Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to Feri Research 2009




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PRICES
 Favourable purchase price level for apartment block buildings


               3,000
EUROS PER M2
               2,500



               2,000



               1,500



               1,000



                500



                  0
                                  BERLIN         DUSSELDORF      FRANKFURT AM MAIN     HAMBURG           COLOGNE       MUNICH   STUTTGART



                                                                                     CITY
 Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to empirica rental and purchase price ranking in the 3rd quarter of 2008




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MIGRATION
      Promising economic sectors and an attractive cultural offer have led to a positive balance of migration in
      Berlin in recent years


                 14,000


                 12,000
     MIGRATION


                 10,000


                  8,000


                  6,000


                  4,000


                  2,000


                      0

                                        2003                   2004                   2005               2006   2007


                                                                               YEAR
      Source: E&V Research according to GENESIS Online, Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg, 2009




50
HOUSEHOLDS
  Berlin – increasing number of households predicted due to singularization and new residents
  moving to Berlin


                       2,100
HOUSEHOLDS (1,000’S)

                       2,050



                       2,000



                       1,950



                       1,900



                       1,850



                       1,800

                                                2006                                 2010            2015


                                                                               YEAR
  Source: E&V Research according to GENESIS Online, Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg, 2009




                                                                                                            51
DEMAND
      Demand for living space per capita is increasing



                  50
     HOUSEHOLDS
                                                                              GERMANY WEST
                                                                              GERMANY EAST
                  45                                                          GERMANY


                  40

                  35

                  30

                  25

                  20
                       2000         2010         2020    2030   2040   2050


                                                    YEAR



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POOR OFFERING
   The increasing demand for living space meets a stagnating offer

COMPLETED APARTMENTS
                       35,000


                       30,000


                       25,000


                       20,000


                       15,000


                       10,000


                        5,000


                           0

                                1997   1998      1999      2000       2001      2002       2003   2004   2005   2006   2007   2008


                                                                              YEAR
   Source: E&V Research according to State Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg 2009




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Reasons for Berlin:

•	 GERMANY’S INFRASTRUCTURE IS EXCELLENT
•	 BERLIN IS SITUATED IN A UNIQUE GEOSTRATEGIC LOCATION IN THE EU
•	 BERLIN IS GROWING BECAUSE IT IS ATTRACTIVE
•	 INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE ARE GROWING DESPITE DIFFICULT OVERALL ECONOMIC SITUATION
•	 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS AND DEMAND FOR LIVING SPACE WILL EXCEED THE OFFER IN THE MEDIUM TERM
•	 RENTS AND PURCHASE PRICES ARE STILL LOW; THEY WILL, HOWEVER, INCREASE
•	 HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE OF MERELY 13%




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06
     GERMAN INCOME TAXATION




56
WE OFFER
TAILOR-MADE
INVESTMENT
STRATEGIES



              57
06
     GERMAN INCOME TAXATION
                              TAX FACTS
                              Special Real Estate Based Tax Non-recurring Tax

                              REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX
                                •	 Triggered primarily by conclusion of a sales contract
                                •	 Tax Basis: purchase price
                                •	 Tax Rate: 3.5 % (except Berlin: 4.5 %)




                              Special Real Estate Based Tax Current Tax

                              LAND TAX
                                •	 Levied on any German real estate held for private or business purposes
                                •	 Tax Basis: special value assessed (only) for tax purposes
                                •	 Tax Rate: municipal rate fixed by the municipality amount depends on type and age of the
                                   building (as part of the service charge regularly borne by the tenants)




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GERMAN INCOME TAX
Calculation of Income

•	 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING OR CASH BASED ACCOUNTING DEPENDING ON LEGAL STRUCTURE AND STRATEGY


•	 TAX DEPRECIATION
  •	 2.0 – 3.0 % p.a. on buildings
  •	 no depreciation on land


•	 DEDUCTIBLE EXPENSES
  •	 Finance Costs
    » fully deductible in case of private investment
    » in case of business investment (with trading income) fully deductible if not exceeding 1 mill. EUR p.a.
  •	 Costs for Maintenance and Repair
    » in general fully deductible if no extension or material improvement
    » except for costs following closely upon the acquisition (3 years period) if the expenditure exceeds 15 % of the acquisition costs of the building




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BUY-AND-HOLD
     Direct Investment (no German SPV)
                                                                                  INCOME TAX
                       LEGAL FORM                                             INDIVIDUAL PERSON                                            LIMITED COMPANY
                 INCOME TAX
                                                                                   INCOME TAX                                          CORPORATE INCOME TAX
       (EINKOMMEN / KÖRPERSCHAFTSTEUE)
             TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS 1)                        LIMITED TO GERMAN-SOURCED INCOME                             LIMITED TO GERMAN-SOURCED INCOME
                                                                          26.25% - 44.31%
           TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME                                                                                                            15.83%
                                                               47.48% FOR INCOME EXCEEDING TEUR 250
                                                                                                                                           ASSET DEAL:
                                                                                                                                  STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE)
                                                                   STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE)                                   NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE
       TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE
                                                              TAX EXEMPTION IF HOLDING PERIOD > 10YRS
                                                                                                                                        SHARE DEAL: 2)
                                                                                                                              NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX


                                                                                   TRADE TAX
                       LEGAL FORM                                             INDIVIDUAL PERSON                                            LIMITED COMPANY
                      TRADE TAX                                                                                                        ONLY IN CASE OF PERMANENT
                                                                              NOT APPLICABLE 3)
                   (GEWERBESTEUER)                                                                                                     ESTABLISHMENT IN GERMANY

                                                                                                                                           TRADING INCOME
                         TAX BASIS                                              NOT APPLICABLE                                      (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC
                                                                                                                                       ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS)
                                                                                                                             MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY
                                                                                                                             (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX.
                         TAX RATE                                               NOT APPLICABLE                            14.35%) ENHANCED REDUCTION OF RENTAL INCOME
                                                                                                                           AVAILABLE ON REQUEST SO THAT EFFECTIVE TRADE
                                                                                                                                     TAX MAY BE REDUCED TO ZERO


     1) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge.
     2) Information for a shareholder having no German residence.
     3) Provided that no commercial trade exists. A commercial trade is generally assumed if more than 3 objects are sold within a 5 year period (so-called “3-object-limit).

     Special Note:
     Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty.




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Indirect Investment (with German SPV)
                                                                            INCOME TAX
                  LEGAL FORM                                         GMBH LIMITED COMPANY                             GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1)
            INCOME TAX                                                                                                          TRANSPARENT FOR GERMAN
                                                                       CORPORATE INCOME TAX
  (EINKOMMEN / KÖRPERSCHAFTSTEUE)                                                                                                 INCOME TAX PURPOSES

         TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS                                  PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2)                                PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2)
                                                                                                                      INCOME PROPORTIONATELY ATTRIBUTED TO THE
                                                                                                                       PARTNERS ACCORDING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE
                                                                                                                                     INTEREST
    TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME 3)                                               15.83%
                                                                                                                                   TAX RATE FOR PARTNERS:
                                                                                                                         -INDIVIDUAL PARTNERS: 26.25% - 44.31%
                                                                                                                              (47.48% FOR INCOME > TEUR 250)
                                                                                                                           -LIMITED COMPANY PARTNERS: 15.83%
                                                                           ASSET DEAL:
                                                                  STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE)                             STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) 4)
                                                                   NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE
 TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE                                                                                                 TAX EXEMPTION:
                                                                       SHARE DEAL: 5)                                 -FOR INDIVIDUALS IF HOLDING PERIOD >10 YRS
                                                        GENERALLY NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX,                  - NOT AVAILABLE FOR LIMITED COMPANIES
                                                            BUT DEPENDING ON DOUBLE TAX TREATY


                                                                              TRADE TAX
                  LEGAL FORM                                         GMBH LIMITED COMPANY                             GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1)
                 TRADE TAX
                                                                   ALWAYS SUBJECT TO TRADE TAX                                     NOT APPLICABLE (6) (7)
              (GEWERBESTEUER)
                                                        TRADING INCOME (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC
                   TAX BASIS                                       ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS)
                                                                                                                                      NOT APPLICABLE

                                                           MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY
                                                      (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%)
                    TAX RATE                           ENHANCED REDUCTION OF RENTAL INCOME AVAILABLE                                  NOT APPLICABLE
                                                        ON REQUEST SO THAT EFFECTIVE TRADE TAX MAY BE
                                                                         REDUCED TO ZERO


1) Since, generally, the GmbH as general partner of the partnership does not have any business activity, it will not be contemplated in the following.
2) Except foreign-sourced income if applicable, the taxation of which depends on the respective double tax treaty.
3) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge.
4) Since the partnership is transparent for German income purposes, the gain realised by the sale of the interests in the partnership is taxed like the gain resulting from an
asset deal.
5) Information for a shareholder having no German residence.
6) Provided that no commercial trade exists. A commercial trade is generally assumed if more than 3 objects are sold within a 5 year period (so-called “3-object-limit).
7) Provided that partnership is structured as pure holding company.

Special Note:
Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty.




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CONDO CONVERSION
     Direct Investment (no German SPV)
                                                                                 INCOME TAX
                                         LEGAL FORM                                                              LIMITED COMPANY
                                  INCOME TAX
                                                                                                              CORPORATE INCOME TAX
                        (EINKOMMEN / KORPERSCHAFTSTEUE)
                               TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS 1)                                           LIMITED TO GERMAN-SOURCED INCOME

                            TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME                                                                15.83%

                                                                                                                  ASSET DEAL:
                                                                                                         STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE)
                                                                                                          NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE
                        TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE
                                                                                                                SHARE DEAL: 2)
                                                                                                      NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX


                                                                                   TRADE TAX
                                         LEGAL FORM                                                              LIMITED COMPANY
                                        TRADE TAX                                                            ONLY IN CASE OF PERMANENT
                                     (GEWERBESTEUER)                                                         ESTABLISHMENT IN GERMANY

                                                                                                                  TRADING INCOME
                                          TAX BASIS                                                        (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC
                                                                                                              ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS)
                                                                                                       MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY
                                           TAX RATE                                               (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%)
                                                                                                           NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE

     1) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge.
     2) Information for a shareholder having no German residence.

     Special Note:
     Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty.




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Indirect Investment (with German SPV)
                                                                                INCOME TAX
                  LEGAL FORM                                         GMBH LIMITED COMPANY                                    GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1)
            INCOME TAX                                                                                                                  TRANSPARENT FOR GERMAN
                                                                        CORPORATE INCOME TAX
  (EINKOMMEN / KÖRPERSCHAFTSTEUE)                                                                                                         INCOME TAX PURPOSES

          TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS                                  PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2)                                       PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2)
                                                                                                                           INCOME PROPORTIONATELY ATTRIBUTED TO THE
                                                                                                                        PARTNERS ACCORDING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE INTEREST

    TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME 3)                                               15.83%                                                   TAX RATE FOR PARTNERS:
                                                                                                                                -INDIVIDUAL PARTNERS: 26.25% - 44.31%
                                                                                                                                     (47.48% FOR INCOME > TEUR 250)
                                                                                                                                  -LIMITED COMPANY PARTNERS: 15.83%
                                                                           ASSET DEAL:
                                                                  STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE)
                                                                   NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE                                      STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) 4)
  TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE
                                                                        SHARE DEAL: 5)                                                NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE
                                                         GENERALLY NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX,
                                                             BUT DEPENDING ON DOUBLE TAX TREATY



                                                                                 TRADE TAX
                  LEGAL FORM                                         GMBH LIMITED COMPANY                                     GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1)
                 TRADE TAX
                                                                                                     ALWAYS SUBJECT TO TRADE TAX
              (GEWERBESTEUER)
                    TAX BASIS                                             TRADING INCOME (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS)
                                                           MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY                           MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY
                    TAX RATE                          (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%)                (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%)
                                                                  NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE                                        TAX EXEMPT AMOUNT: EUR 24,500


1) Since, generally, the GmbH as general partner of the partnership does not have any business activity, it will not be contemplated in the following.
2) Except foreign-sourced income if applicable, the taxation of which depends on the respective double tax treaty.
3) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge.
4) Since the partnership is transparent for German income purposes, the gain realised by the sale of the interests in the partnership is taxed like the gain resulting from an asset deal.
5) Information for a shareholder having no German residence.

Special Note:
Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty.




                                                                                                                                                                                             63
DISCLAIMER
 Any description at this point may only be a rough outline about possible tax consequences, illustrated in consideration of main possible investment structures. The
 information contained herein is not exhaustive and can only be of general nature, not being intended to address the circumstances of any particular individual or
 entity. German tax law is furthermore subject to constant changes so that there can be no guarantee that such information is accurate as of the date it is received
 or that it will continue to be accurate in the future. No one should therefore act on such information without appropriate professional advice after a thorough
 examination of the particular situation.

 It is therefore strictly recommended to enlist personal tax adviser‘s assistance in the run-up to any potential property investment!
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     GmbHVoßstr. 22 10117 Berlin Germany

     www.dhiinvestments.com
     T: +49 (0) 30 33 93 59 40
     F: +49 (0) 30 33 93 59 51
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Dhi Brochure

  • 1. 1
  • 2. CONT 01 THE SITUATION 02 OUR OFFER 2
  • 3. A CUSTOM-TAILORED SOLUTION TO INVESTING IN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IN BERLIN ENTS 03 BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGIES 04 PARTITIONING APARTMENT BLOCKS INTO CONDOMINIUMS FOR RESALE 05 THE BERLIN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET 06 GERMAN INCOME TAXATION 3
  • 4. 01 THE SITUATION 4
  • 5. RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IS BACK IN FOCUS 5
  • 6. 01 THE SITUATION REAL ASSETS As a result of the financial crisis real assets are back in focus in particular diversified portfolios of residential real estate REAL ASSETS AS A WAY TO PRESERVE VALUE • First a flight from capital markets as stock and corporate credit markets tumbled • Then a flight from cash as fears of bank failures mounted • Resulting in a flight to the safety of real assets such as gold and real estate STABLE RETURNS FROM RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE • In times of economic crisis, residential is safer than commercial real estate – provided it is a quality object in the right location bought at the right price OPTIMISATION THROUGH DIVERSIFICATION • An intelligently diversified portfolio of carefully chosen residential real estate assets spreads the risk and is thus safer than larger single assets 6
  • 7. PERFORMANCE Real assets have consistently outperformed other asset classes in times of crisis YEAR CRISIS REAL ASSETS GLOBAL STOCKS US GOVERNMENT BONDS 1987 STOCKMARKET CRASH 5.10% -15.5% +8.6% 1990 GULF WAR I 5.70% -11.3% +0.7% 1997 ASIAN CRISIS 6.02% -11.3% +4.6% 1998 RUSSIA AND LTCM CRISIS 5.97% -2.4% +5.1% 2001 SEPT 11TH 6.20% -14.2% +4.9% 2003 GULF WAR II 6.80% -3.7% +4.2% Source: Infinanz Research 08/2002, Prof. Dr. Busse Infinanz GmbH in: Beteiligungsreport 04/2008 7
  • 8. RISK VS. RETURN Retail and office real estate moves with the economic cycle - residential real estate offers stable returns at comparatively low risk GOAL SPECIAL SITUATIONS REAL ESTATE RETURN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE GOAL THE SITUATION RISK 8
  • 9. DIVERSIFICATION Intelligently assembling a large portfolio of residential real estate assets diminishes the risk of single acquisitions RISK NO. OF OBJECTS 9
  • 10. PROTECTION Residential real estate offers good protection against inflation as demand is inelastic Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln: “…all in all, direct investments offer better protection from inflation than stocks. In particular residential real estate offers good protection, followed by retail and office. The reason is that demand for living space is independent of inflationary forces.” 160 % RETURN RETAIL 140 RESIDENTIAL OFFICE 120 INFLATION 100 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 YEAR Source: Deutsche Bundesbank, Investment Property Databank, Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln 10
  • 11. IN SUMMARY • REAL ASSETS ARE BACK, IN PARTICULAR DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIOS OF RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE • IN TIMES OF CRISIS, REAL ASSETS HAVE CONSISTENTLY OUTPERFORMED OTHER ASSET CLASSES • RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE OFFERS STABLE RETURNS AT COMPARATIVELY LOW RISK & GOOD PROTECTION AGAINST INFLATION • INTELLIGENTLY ASSEMBLING A PORTFOLIO OF RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE ASSETS DIMINISHES THE RISK OF SINGLE ACQUISITIONS 11
  • 12. 02 OUR OFFER 12
  • 13. AN INDIVIDUAL PORTFOLIO & A CUSTOMIZED STRATEGY 13
  • 14. 02 OUR OFFER WHY BERLIN? Berlin is a highly attractive location to invest in real estate RANKED IN TOP 10 OF EUROPEAN CITIES TO INVEST IN EMERGING TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE 2009 SURVEY GROWING ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE CITY SINCE GERMAN REUNIFICATION RESULTING IN RISING POPULATION AND WEALTH • Structural change from manufacturing to diversified modern service economy • Seat of Government (since 1999) attracting wide array of businesses and institutions • Large and diversified cultural offering attracting both tourists and new residents HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE FUNDAMENTALS FOR RESIDENTAL PROPERTY • High rental yields in international comparison • Comparatively low but rising rents • Comparatively low per-square-meter prices • Very low latent vacancy combined with growing population BERLIN IS LESS AFFECTED BY THE CRISIS THAN OTHER CITIES • Good mix of growing service industries with relatively low export orientation • Did not participate in the bubble so little downside 14
  • 15. WHY DHI ? DHI provides investors a ‘no-worries’ custom-made vehicle to realise their investment strategy • DHI IS INVESTING IN RENTED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BERLIN • BERLIN MARKET IS OFFERING ATTRACTIVE RISK-ADJUSTED RETURNS • EACH INVESTOR’S PORTFOLIO TAILORED TO THEIR SPECIFIC INVESTMENT STRATEGY • DHI PROVIDES FULL SERVICE COVERING THE WHOLE LIFE CYCLE OF THE PORTFOLIO » Detailed analysis of the property market in each micro location by Engel&Völkers Commercial Research and other sources » Prospection of target properties » Due diligence » Asset management as well as property management » Eventual disposal 15
  • 16. STRATEGIES DHI offers tailor-made investment strategies ranging from buy-and-hold to condo conversion BUY-AND-HOLD • Buy for current income • Buy for capital appreciation • Opportunistic buy • Buy for modernisation / development CONDO CONVERSION • Buy apartment building • Refurbish if needed • Split into individual condominiums • Sell individual units 16
  • 17. IN SUMMARY • BERLIN RANKED IN TOP 10 EUROPEAN CITIES TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE 2009 SURVEY • DHI IS INVESTING IN RENTED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BERLIN • DHI PROVIDES INVESTORS A ‘NO-WORRIES’ CUSTOM-MADE VEHICLE TO REALISE THEIR INVESTMENT STRATEGY • DHI FOCUSES ON BUY-AND-HOLD & CONDO CONVERSION STRATEGIES 17
  • 18. 03 BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGIES 18
  • 19. WE COVER THE FULL SCOPE OF SERVICES 19
  • 20. 03 BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGIES PROPERTY PORTFOLIO DHI will assemble a diversified Berlin residential property portfolio for each investor which will display some or all of the following characteristics, their degree depending on the chosen overall strategy outlined before • GENERALLY LOCATED IN GOOD AND UPCOMING NEIGHBOURHOODS • BUILDINGS IN GOOD STRUCTURAL CONDITION • MOSTLY TO FULLY RENTED WITH MID-RANGE RENTALS, OFFERING UPSIDE POTENTIAL THROUGH TENANT MANAGEMENT AND RENT INCREASES • OFFERING ATTRACTIVE INITIAL YIELDS WITH STRONG OPERATING CASH-FLOW HISTORIES • INCORPORATING RETAIL AND/OR COMMERCIAL SPACE (OF LESS THAN 20% OF INCOME) IN ADDITION TO THE RESIDENTIAL SPACE 20
  • 21. CUSTOMIZED STRATEGY DHI covers the full scope of services, offering the convenience of a fund combined with the customized strategy of an individual portfolio ACQUISITION PHASE OWNERSHIP & DISPOSAL PHASE CONCEPTION PROSPECTION ANALYSIS DUE DILIGENCE OWNERSHIP DISPOSAL PORTFOLIO INDIVIDUALLY DHI THEN IDENTIFIES INVESTMENT THE REAL-TIME MARKET KNOWLEDGE ONCE THE ACQUISITION OBJECTS DURING THE OWNERSHIP PHASE, DURING THE DISPOSAL PHASE, STRUCTURED BASED ON THE OPPORTUNITIES, USING ENGEL&VÖLKERS THAT E&V AND BATO GROUP GAIN IN ARE IDENTIFIED, DHI MANAGES THE SERVICES COMPRISE TENANT DHI IS AGAIN COVERING ALL ASPECTS, INVESTOR’S DESIRED COMMERCIAL'S EXTENSIVE NETWORK BUYING, SELLING, FINANCING AND ALL (TECHNICAL, LEGAL ETC.) MANAGEMENT AND RENT OPTIMISATION, ENSURING VALUE OPTIMISATION RISK/RETURN PROFILE, AS WELL AS OTHER SOURCES, VALUING PROPERTIES IN THE BERLIN ASPECTS OF THE DUE-DILIGENCE REFURBISHMENT AND MODERNISATION FOR THE INVESTOR ACCORDING TO TIME HORIZON AND OTHER EVALUATING BOTH FINANCIAL AS MARKET IS GATHERED, ANALYZED, PROCESS IN CONCERT WITH INCLUDING FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL THEIR INVESTMENT STRATEGY INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS WELL AS PHYSICAL BUILDING CONDITIONS AND APPLIED FOR THE BENEFIT OF ESTABLISHED AND WELL-KNOWN PROJECT MANAGEMENT AS WELL AS AS PART OF THE SELECTION PROCESS OUR INVESTORS STRATEGIC PARTNERS CONTROLLING AND INVESTOR REPORTING DURING THE INVESTMENT PHASE, OUR INVESTORS BENEFIT FROM THE MARKET INSIGHT THAT RESULTS FROM THE FULL RANGE OF ENGEL&VÖLKERS COMMERCIAL'S AND BATO GROUP‘S ACTIVITIES 21
  • 22. SUMMARY Summary of terms buy-and-hold strategies STRATEGY CORE CORE PLUS OPPORTUNITY INCOME ORIENTATED PURCHASE PRICE PER M *1,500-2.000 *900-1,000 *650-850 *500 7.9% - 6.7% / 12.7 - INITIAL YIELD /FACTOR *5.7% - 4.5% / 17.5 - 22 6.9% - 6.8% / 14.5 - 14.75 x 9.6%/10.4 x 14.75 x LEVERAGE RATIO 45% / 40% 60% / 55% 70% / 65% 75% ACQUISITION PHASE 1 YEAR 1 YEAR 1 YEAR 1 YEAR RENT INCREASE TARGET 3.7% / 4.0% 3.7% / 3.8% 3.7% / 3.8% 3.2% (COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL) REFURBISHMENT BUDGET *10K / FLAT FOR 20% *10K / FLAT FOR 50% *10K / FLAT FOR 50% - KREUZBERG, NEUKÖLLN, KÜFURSTENDAMM, PRENZLAUER BERG, NEUKÖLLN, WEDDING, WEDDING, MOABIT, EXAMPLE AREAS MITTE PRENZLAUER BERG FRIEDRICHSHAIN, MOABIT, TIERGARTEN REINICKENDORF, CHARLOTTENBURG HOHENSCHÖNHAUSEN 22
  • 23. TARGET RETURN Target return and expected performance for each strategy CORE CORE PLUS OPPORTUNITY INCOME ORIENTATED IRR ON EQUITY 9.5%-11% 13.5% 14.19% 21% CASH-ON-CASH 2%-3.5% Ca. 4% 3.5-5.75% 8.25% (BEFORE SALES) ROE (BEFORE SALES) 12-22% Ca. 25% 21%-38%% 64% DISTRIBUTION MINIMUM & 1.75%-3.0%, 2.5%, 2.5%-5.0%, 8.0%, TIME FRAME DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR DISTRIB. AFTER 2ND YEAR 23
  • 24. RISK FACTORS Risk factors of the presented buy-and-hold strategies CORE CORE PLUS OPPORTUNITY INCOME ORIENTATED ADVERSE DEVELOPMENT OF THE AREA LOW LOW-MEDIUM MEDIUM MEDIUM-HIGH CAPITAL GAIN MEDIUM MEDIUM HIGH LOW-MEDIUM TENANT RISK LOW LOW-MEDIUM MEDIUM-HIGH MEDIUM-HIGH 24
  • 25. IN SUMMARY • DHI WILL ASSEMBLE A DIVERSIFIED & STRUCTURED BERLIN RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY PORTFOLIO TO SUIT INVESTORS’ NEEDS • GENERALLY LOCATED IN GOOD AND UPCOMING NEIGHBOURHOODS, BUILDINGS ARE IN GOOD STRUCTURAL CONDITION • DHI COVERS THE FULL SCOPE OF SERVICES WORKING WITH EACH INVESTOR THROUGH THE ACQUISTION TO DISPOSAL PHASE • TARGET RETURNS ARE HIGH, RISK FACTORS ARE LOW 25
  • 26. 04 PARTITIONING APARTMENT BLOCKS INTO CONDOMINIUMS FOR RESALE 26
  • 27. WE OFFER A CARE-FREE PACKAGE COVERING ALL ASPECTS 27
  • 28. 04 PARTITIONING APARTMENT BLOCKS INTO CONDOMINIUMS FOR RESALE AUFTEILUNG Another strategy is buying properties for immediate partitioning into condominiums and selling them to investors or owner-occupiers • BERLIN HAS A VERY LOW HOME-OWNERSHIP RATE OF ABOUT 13% • DEMAND FOR CONDOMINIUMS („EIGENTUMSWOHNUNGEN“) IS RISING » Small investors seeking safety of real assets in manageable volume » As rents are rising and capital costs are low, buying becomes more attractive for tenants • PER-SQUARE-METER PRICES OF CONDOS ARE SIGNIFICANTLY ABOVE THOSE OF APARTMENT BUILDINGS EVEN AFTER ASSOCIATED COSTS, OFFERERING ATTRACTIVE PROFIT POTENTIAL • TIME HORIZON FOR INVESTMENT IS SHORTER THAN THE BUY-AND-HOLD STRATEGY AT ABOUT 2-5 YEARS, DEPENDING ON VOLUME 28
  • 29. DHI PACKAGE DHI is again offering a care-free package, covering all aspects of the process DETAILED ANALYSIS AND VALUATION OF THE OBJECT • Location, analysis of vicinity, assessment of marketability • Condition of the building • Opportunities to add value (e.g. building extension, roof conversion) • Analysis of tenant structure DEVELOPMENT OF THE MARKETING CONCEPT • Total modernisation and redevelopment, e.g. with branding of the object • Partial modernisation (e.g. only renovation of flats, not common space) • Partitioning without extensive renovation PROVISION OF DEBT FINANCING • Introduction to banks offering debt financing • Negociation of terms • Presentation of detailed project planning TENANT MANAGEMENT • Negociation with current tenants to vacate flats • Provision of temporary accomodation during renovation work for tenants turned owners • Provision of alternative accomodation for tenants willing to move out • Management of rent increases 29
  • 30. DHI PACKAGE DHI is again offering a care-free package, covering all aspects of the process OPTIMISATION OF FLOORPLAN DESIGN (PARTITIONING, OPTIMISATION, MERGING FLATS) FLAT-BY-FLAT ANALYSIS OF ANTICIPATED RE-SALE PRICES BASED ON FLAT CHARACTERISTICS (FLOOR, LOCATION, LIGHTING, CONDITION, FURNISHINGS ETC.) OBTAINING CERTIFICATE OF SELF-CONTAINED CONDITION („ABGESCHLOSSENHEITSBESCHEINIGUNG“) PREPARATION OF DECLARATION OF PARTITION („TEILUNGSERKLÄRUNG“), DRAFT OF SALES CONTRACT AND CONSTRUCTION SPEC LIST PREPARATION OF (FUTURE) FLAT OWNERS ASSOCIATION RULES (CREATION OF RESERVE FUND ETC.) CALCULATION / PLANNING OF NECESSARY CONSTRUCTION WORK AND REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS AWARD OF CONTRACT SUPERVISION OF CONSTRUCTION/RENOVATION WORK MANAGEMENT OF SALE PROCESS 30
  • 31. SUMMARY Summary of terms condo conversion strategy PURCHASE PRICE PER M2 *1,100 INITAL YIELD / FACTOR 6.5% / 15.4x LEVERAGE RATIO 65 / 35 ACQUISITION PHASE 1 YEAR SALES PERIOD 3-5 YEARS REFURBISHMENT COST *10K / UNIT FOR 70% (RESIDENTIAL) & 50% (COMMERCIAL) COST FOR BUYING OUT TENANTS *6,000 / UNIT FOR 70% CONDO SALES PRICE PER M 2 *2,200 31
  • 32. RISK FACTORS Risk factors condo conversion strategy • THE MAIN RISK IS PURCHASING PROPERTIES THAT HAVE CHARACTERISTICS HINDERING A SALE OF THE CONDOS AT THE PROJECTED PRICES » Wrong orientation of the property (lack of light) » Wrong micro-location, e.g. too noisy » Lack of elevator » Lack of outside space / balcony • WE INTEND TO COUNTER THIS RISK BY CAREFULLY SELECTING PROPERTIES THAT FULFIL THE NECESSARY CRITERIA • IN ADDITION, PROBLEMATIC UNITS CAN BE SOLD TO INVESTORS (AS OPPOSED TO OWNER-OCCUPIERS) AS RENTING TENDS TO BE LESS PROBLEMATIC 32
  • 33. TARGET RETURN Target return and expected performance for condo conversion strategy CASH-ON-CASH 40% ROE (BEFORE SALES) 80% DISTRIBUTION MINIMUM & TIME FRAME 10% DISTRIB. 3RD YEAR 33
  • 34. THE TEAM The DHI Team, Expertise and Track Record ANDREA BARBATO • Founder and MD of BATO Group Real Estate Investments (total investment volume in Berlin 45mio euros, acquiring, financing, managing of the assets) • Previous assignments with Enstar Capital and Garbe Real Estate in London RACKHAM F. SCHRÖDER • Managing Director of Engel & Völkers Commercial Berlin (largest broker of residential buildings in Berlin), has accompanied about 2.5bn euros in residential and commercial real estate deals MATTHIAS DUX • 10 years banking experience with Deutsche Bank in London and Tokyo • Previous assignments in Private Equity with Paribas bank in Paris and management consulting with Booz Allen & Hamilton in Chicago • Insead MBA 34
  • 35. IN SUMMARY • CHOICE OF STRATEGY FROM MENU OF BUY-AND-HOLD OR CONDOMINIUM STRATEGIES • FULL-SERVICE PACKAGE DURING ALL PHASES OF THE PORTFOLIO LIFE CYCLE • COMBINATION OF BENEFITS OF CUSTOMISED STRATEGY WITH SCALE AND EXPERIENCE OF LARGER ORGANISATION • EXPERIENCED TEAM WITH PROVEN TRACK RECORD 35
  • 36. 05 THE BERLIN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET 36
  • 37. BERLIN IS GROWING DESPITE THE OVERALL ECONOMIC SITUATION 37
  • 38. 05 THE BERLIN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE MARKET BERLIN AT A GLANCE • CAPITAL OF GERMANY AND SINCE 1999 SEAT OF GOVERNMENT • 3.4 MILLION INHABITANTS • 128,000 RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS » Vacancy rate 2006: 5.1% » Vacancy rate 2007: 4.6 % • 1,882,000 RESIDENTIAL UNITS • 18 MILLION SQUARE METRES OFFICE SPACE • 4.3 MILLION SQUARE METRES RETAIL SPACE 38
  • 39. ATTRACTIONS Furthermore, Berlin provides a wide scientific and cultural offer • 7 UNIVERSITIES • 20 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES • 80 RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS (E.G., MAX-PLANCK AND FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTES) • LEADING EUROPEAN TRADE FAIR AND CONVENTION LOCATION • 3 OPERA HOUSES • 326 THEATRES AND CINEMAS • 175 MUSEUMS AND 400 ART GALLERIES • MORE THAN 3,400 RESTAURANTS • MORE THAN 120 CLUBS • HERTHA BSC FOOTBALL, ALBA BERLIN BASKETBALL, EISBÄREN ICE HOCKEY, BERLIN MARATHON 39
  • 40. RADICAL CHANGE Berlin has experienced a radical structural change from a production location to a well-diversified service location since German reunification 1991 2008 TOTAL 57,428 MILLION EUROS TOTAL 75,523 MILLION EUROS 6% 7% 15% 7% 21% MANUFACTURING SECTOR 9% 5% CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 3% TRADE, HOSPITALITY AND 7% TRANSPORT 10% 6% FINANCE, LETTING AND CORPORATE SERVICE PROVIDERS 16% PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 9% 17% EDUCATIONAL SECTOR 28% HEALTH CARE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICE PROVIDERS 34% Source: Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg, March 2009 40
  • 41. NEW JOBS New jobs are created in various innovative and growing sectors in Berlin 2% 13% HEALTHCARE TOURISM 30% MEDIA, INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TRAFFIC ENGINEERING AND MOBILITY CULTURE 22% ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY 11% 22% Source: Engel & Völkers Research & Consulting 2008 41
  • 42. GROWTH POTENTIAL Berlin has enormous potential for growth Purchasing power per capita in euros (2009) - Berlin has enormous potential for growth 26,000 24,000 EUROS 22,000 20,000 18,000 16,000 MUNICH DUSSELDORF STUTTGART FRANKFURT MAIN COLOGNE HAMBURG HANOVER BERLIN CITY Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to MB Research 2009 42
  • 43. PEAK RENTS Peak rents for office space in international comparison 1400 1200 Q3 2007 1000 Q3 2008 EUROS 800 600 400 200 0 LONDON PARIS MADRID BERLIN FRANKFURT HAMBURG DUSSELDORF MUNICH CITY 43
  • 44. OFFICE MARKETS Office markets in national comparison 18,000 HOUSING STOCK LET IN 1,000 M2 16,000 14,000 VACANCY RATE IN 1,000 M2 1,000 M2 12,000 10,000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 BERLIN DUSSELDORF FRANKFURT HAMBURG COLOGNE MUNICH (CITY) STUTTGART CITY 44
  • 45. BERLIN VACANCY Berlin has practically no latent vacancy 100% ACTIVE SUPPLY SURPLUS 90% STRUCTURAL VACANCY 80% LATENT VACANCY 70% FLUCTUATION RESERVE 1,000 M2 60% 50% ACTIVE SUPPLY SURPLUS 40% STRUCTURAL VACANCY 30% LATENT VACANCY 20% FLUCTUATION RESERVE 10% 0% BERLIN DUSSELDORF FRANKFURT HAMBURG KOH MUNICH STUTTGART CITY 45
  • 46. GROWTH POTENTIAL Berlin rents are increasing – but there is still potential for further increases compared to other German cities 12 MUNICH STUTTGART 10 FRANKFURT DUSSELDORF EUROS 8 HAMBURG KOLN BERLIN-WEST 6 BELIN-EAST 4 2 0 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010 YEAR 46
  • 47. PROPERTY YIELDS German property yields are among the highest in Europe 9 GERMANY FRANCE 8 ITALY YIELD % ENGLAND 7 SPAIN 6 5 4 3 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 YEAR Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to Feri Research 2009 47
  • 48. HOMEOWNERSHIP Low homeownership rate in Berlin offers high potential for partitioning apartment block buildings into individual flats 100 HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE % 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE OF 13% IN BERLIN 10 0 SPAIN NORWAY IRELAND PORTUGAL POLAND ITALY GREAT BRITAIN BELGIUM SWEDEN FINLAND FRANCE AUSTRIA THE NETHERLANDS DENMARK CZECH REPUBLIC GERMANY SWISS Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to Feri Research 2009 48
  • 49. PRICES Favourable purchase price level for apartment block buildings 3,000 EUROS PER M2 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 BERLIN DUSSELDORF FRANKFURT AM MAIN HAMBURG COLOGNE MUNICH STUTTGART CITY Source: Engel & Völkers Research according to empirica rental and purchase price ranking in the 3rd quarter of 2008 49
  • 50. MIGRATION Promising economic sectors and an attractive cultural offer have led to a positive balance of migration in Berlin in recent years 14,000 12,000 MIGRATION 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 YEAR Source: E&V Research according to GENESIS Online, Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg, 2009 50
  • 51. HOUSEHOLDS Berlin – increasing number of households predicted due to singularization and new residents moving to Berlin 2,100 HOUSEHOLDS (1,000’S) 2,050 2,000 1,950 1,900 1,850 1,800 2006 2010 2015 YEAR Source: E&V Research according to GENESIS Online, Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg, 2009 51
  • 52. DEMAND Demand for living space per capita is increasing 50 HOUSEHOLDS GERMANY WEST GERMANY EAST 45 GERMANY 40 35 30 25 20 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 YEAR 52
  • 53. POOR OFFERING The increasing demand for living space meets a stagnating offer COMPLETED APARTMENTS 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 YEAR Source: E&V Research according to State Office for Statistics Berlin Brandenburg 2009 53
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  • 55. Reasons for Berlin: • GERMANY’S INFRASTRUCTURE IS EXCELLENT • BERLIN IS SITUATED IN A UNIQUE GEOSTRATEGIC LOCATION IN THE EU • BERLIN IS GROWING BECAUSE IT IS ATTRACTIVE • INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE ARE GROWING DESPITE DIFFICULT OVERALL ECONOMIC SITUATION • NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS AND DEMAND FOR LIVING SPACE WILL EXCEED THE OFFER IN THE MEDIUM TERM • RENTS AND PURCHASE PRICES ARE STILL LOW; THEY WILL, HOWEVER, INCREASE • HOMEOWNERSHIP RATE OF MERELY 13% 55
  • 56. 06 GERMAN INCOME TAXATION 56
  • 58. 06 GERMAN INCOME TAXATION TAX FACTS Special Real Estate Based Tax Non-recurring Tax REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX • Triggered primarily by conclusion of a sales contract • Tax Basis: purchase price • Tax Rate: 3.5 % (except Berlin: 4.5 %) Special Real Estate Based Tax Current Tax LAND TAX • Levied on any German real estate held for private or business purposes • Tax Basis: special value assessed (only) for tax purposes • Tax Rate: municipal rate fixed by the municipality amount depends on type and age of the building (as part of the service charge regularly borne by the tenants) 58
  • 59. GERMAN INCOME TAX Calculation of Income • FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING OR CASH BASED ACCOUNTING DEPENDING ON LEGAL STRUCTURE AND STRATEGY • TAX DEPRECIATION • 2.0 – 3.0 % p.a. on buildings • no depreciation on land • DEDUCTIBLE EXPENSES • Finance Costs » fully deductible in case of private investment » in case of business investment (with trading income) fully deductible if not exceeding 1 mill. EUR p.a. • Costs for Maintenance and Repair » in general fully deductible if no extension or material improvement » except for costs following closely upon the acquisition (3 years period) if the expenditure exceeds 15 % of the acquisition costs of the building 59
  • 60. BUY-AND-HOLD Direct Investment (no German SPV) INCOME TAX LEGAL FORM INDIVIDUAL PERSON LIMITED COMPANY INCOME TAX INCOME TAX CORPORATE INCOME TAX (EINKOMMEN / KÖRPERSCHAFTSTEUE) TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS 1) LIMITED TO GERMAN-SOURCED INCOME LIMITED TO GERMAN-SOURCED INCOME 26.25% - 44.31% TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME 15.83% 47.48% FOR INCOME EXCEEDING TEUR 250 ASSET DEAL: STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE TAX EXEMPTION IF HOLDING PERIOD > 10YRS SHARE DEAL: 2) NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX TRADE TAX LEGAL FORM INDIVIDUAL PERSON LIMITED COMPANY TRADE TAX ONLY IN CASE OF PERMANENT NOT APPLICABLE 3) (GEWERBESTEUER) ESTABLISHMENT IN GERMANY TRADING INCOME TAX BASIS NOT APPLICABLE (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS) MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. TAX RATE NOT APPLICABLE 14.35%) ENHANCED REDUCTION OF RENTAL INCOME AVAILABLE ON REQUEST SO THAT EFFECTIVE TRADE TAX MAY BE REDUCED TO ZERO 1) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge. 2) Information for a shareholder having no German residence. 3) Provided that no commercial trade exists. A commercial trade is generally assumed if more than 3 objects are sold within a 5 year period (so-called “3-object-limit). Special Note: Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty. 60
  • 61. Indirect Investment (with German SPV) INCOME TAX LEGAL FORM GMBH LIMITED COMPANY GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1) INCOME TAX TRANSPARENT FOR GERMAN CORPORATE INCOME TAX (EINKOMMEN / KÖRPERSCHAFTSTEUE) INCOME TAX PURPOSES TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2) PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2) INCOME PROPORTIONATELY ATTRIBUTED TO THE PARTNERS ACCORDING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE INTEREST TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME 3) 15.83% TAX RATE FOR PARTNERS: -INDIVIDUAL PARTNERS: 26.25% - 44.31% (47.48% FOR INCOME > TEUR 250) -LIMITED COMPANY PARTNERS: 15.83% ASSET DEAL: STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) 4) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE TAX EXEMPTION: SHARE DEAL: 5) -FOR INDIVIDUALS IF HOLDING PERIOD >10 YRS GENERALLY NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX, - NOT AVAILABLE FOR LIMITED COMPANIES BUT DEPENDING ON DOUBLE TAX TREATY TRADE TAX LEGAL FORM GMBH LIMITED COMPANY GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1) TRADE TAX ALWAYS SUBJECT TO TRADE TAX NOT APPLICABLE (6) (7) (GEWERBESTEUER) TRADING INCOME (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC TAX BASIS ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS) NOT APPLICABLE MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%) TAX RATE ENHANCED REDUCTION OF RENTAL INCOME AVAILABLE NOT APPLICABLE ON REQUEST SO THAT EFFECTIVE TRADE TAX MAY BE REDUCED TO ZERO 1) Since, generally, the GmbH as general partner of the partnership does not have any business activity, it will not be contemplated in the following. 2) Except foreign-sourced income if applicable, the taxation of which depends on the respective double tax treaty. 3) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge. 4) Since the partnership is transparent for German income purposes, the gain realised by the sale of the interests in the partnership is taxed like the gain resulting from an asset deal. 5) Information for a shareholder having no German residence. 6) Provided that no commercial trade exists. A commercial trade is generally assumed if more than 3 objects are sold within a 5 year period (so-called “3-object-limit). 7) Provided that partnership is structured as pure holding company. Special Note: Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty. 61
  • 62. CONDO CONVERSION Direct Investment (no German SPV) INCOME TAX LEGAL FORM LIMITED COMPANY INCOME TAX CORPORATE INCOME TAX (EINKOMMEN / KORPERSCHAFTSTEUE) TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS 1) LIMITED TO GERMAN-SOURCED INCOME TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME 15.83% ASSET DEAL: STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE SHARE DEAL: 2) NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX TRADE TAX LEGAL FORM LIMITED COMPANY TRADE TAX ONLY IN CASE OF PERMANENT (GEWERBESTEUER) ESTABLISHMENT IN GERMANY TRADING INCOME TAX BASIS (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS) MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY TAX RATE (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE 1) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge. 2) Information for a shareholder having no German residence. Special Note: Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty. 62
  • 63. Indirect Investment (with German SPV) INCOME TAX LEGAL FORM GMBH LIMITED COMPANY GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1) INCOME TAX TRANSPARENT FOR GERMAN CORPORATE INCOME TAX (EINKOMMEN / KÖRPERSCHAFTSTEUE) INCOME TAX PURPOSES TAX LIABILITY / TAX BASIS PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2) PRINCIPALLY TOTAL INCOME 2) INCOME PROPORTIONATELY ATTRIBUTED TO THE PARTNERS ACCORDING TO THEIR RESPECTIVE INTEREST TAX RATE FOR CURRENT INCOME 3) 15.83% TAX RATE FOR PARTNERS: -INDIVIDUAL PARTNERS: 26.25% - 44.31% (47.48% FOR INCOME > TEUR 250) -LIMITED COMPANY PARTNERS: 15.83% ASSET DEAL: STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE STANDARD TAX RATE (SEE ABOVE) 4) TAX RATE FOR GAIN REALISED BY SALE SHARE DEAL: 5) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE GENERALLY NOT SUBJECT TO GERMAN INCOME TAX, BUT DEPENDING ON DOUBLE TAX TREATY TRADE TAX LEGAL FORM GMBH LIMITED COMPANY GMBH & CO. KG LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 1) TRADE TAX ALWAYS SUBJECT TO TRADE TAX (GEWERBESTEUER) TAX BASIS TRADING INCOME (INCOME PLUS SEVERAL SPECIFIC ADDITIONS & REDUCTIONS) MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY MUNICIPAL RATE FIXED BY THE MUNICIPALITY TAX RATE (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%) (E.G. IN BERLIN: EFFECTIVE TAX RATE APPROX. 14.35%) NO TAX EXEMPTION AVAILABLE TAX EXEMPT AMOUNT: EUR 24,500 1) Since, generally, the GmbH as general partner of the partnership does not have any business activity, it will not be contemplated in the following. 2) Except foreign-sourced income if applicable, the taxation of which depends on the respective double tax treaty. 3) Tax rate includes 5.5% solidarity surcharge. 4) Since the partnership is transparent for German income purposes, the gain realised by the sale of the interests in the partnership is taxed like the gain resulting from an asset deal. 5) Information for a shareholder having no German residence. Special Note: Taxation in the state of residence subject to the terms of the relevant double tax treaty. 63
  • 64. DISCLAIMER Any description at this point may only be a rough outline about possible tax consequences, illustrated in consideration of main possible investment structures. The information contained herein is not exhaustive and can only be of general nature, not being intended to address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity. German tax law is furthermore subject to constant changes so that there can be no guarantee that such information is accurate as of the date it is received or that it will continue to be accurate in the future. No one should therefore act on such information without appropriate professional advice after a thorough examination of the particular situation. It is therefore strictly recommended to enlist personal tax adviser‘s assistance in the run-up to any potential property investment! 64
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