Around the Obermarkt and in the old quarter Im Gries, houses with Lüftlmalerei (painted façades) stand close together. Many are small, have grown over centuries and have been in the same family for generations. Outside the center lie the village of Am Quicken, the hamlets of Am Horn, Buckelwiesen and Lautersee and remote farmsteads such as Am Ferchensee. Houses there rarely come on the market.
“Many houses are small, have grown over centuries and have been in the same family for generations.”
Just under 7,400 people live between the Karwendel and Wetterstein ranges, right on the border with Tyrol. Mittenwald has been a garrison town since the 1930s, and home to the Bundeswehr (German armed forces) since 1956. Military families regularly look for apartments, often on fixed dates. The Mittenwaldbahn railway runs hourly to Munich and to Innsbruck.
Property management in Mittenwald
To you, your building is more than a number in the books. That is why every owners’ association we manage has dedicated contacts who know the property and are easy to reach. We know the building and raise problems before anyone has to report them. That is how we have been managing properties in the Bavarian Oberland since 1982.
In Mittenwald, property management often means dealing with historic buildings, facades and snow load. For landlords, we find tenants, also with an eye on the transfer dates at the Bundeswehr (German armed forces) base.
Many buildings in town have grown over time. We plan maintenance with the facade, roof and snow load in mind.
We rent to soldiers, families and skilled professionals and coordinate move-in dates with transfer schedules.
Get to know us, with no obligation. We will come to your property.
What owners in Mittenwald ask us
What does it cost to manage an apartment building in Mittenwald?
That depends on the building and the tasks involved. After a viewing, you receive a quote tailored to your property.
Is there strong rental demand in Mittenwald?
Yes, partly because of the Bundeswehr base. Well-kept apartments usually rent quickly.
How do you plan maintenance for historic buildings?
We know the buildings and plan the facade, roof and windows over several years. On historic preservation matters, we coordinate with the authorities.
