The old town around the Marienplatz and the Schmiedstraße is lined with buildings that combine shops, doctors’ offices and apartments. Above them rises the tower of the parish church Mariä Himmelfahrt. The Ammer flows through town, and on the Gögerl hill you’ll find quiet residential areas with homes from several decades.
“The old town combines shop, office and home under one roof.”
The town of just over 23,000 residents also includes the parish villages of Marnbach and Unterhausen, the church village of Deutenhausen, the settlements of Lichtenau and Tankenrain and a number of isolated farmsteads and estates. By rail, Weilheim is a hub for Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Augsburg. That makes the town attractive to commuters and keeps demand for apartments steady.
Property management in Weilheim
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.
Weilheim has many mixed-use old town buildings and residential complexes from several decades. We manage both and keep the accounts for commercial and residential use cleanly separated.
We also manage mixed-use buildings with a shop, medical practice or office, and we bill commercial and residential shares cleanly and separately.
From apartments in older buildings to retail space: we rent out residential and commercial space in Weilheim.
Get to know us, with no obligation. We will come to your property.
What owners in Weilheim ask us
Do you also manage buildings with commercial units?
Yes. We separate the costs for residential and commercial use and take VAT into account where necessary.
How quickly do you respond to damage?
Through our partner tradespeople in and around Weilheim, we organize help quickly in an emergency.
Do you also take on small condominium associations in Marnbach or Unterhausen?
Yes. Even associations with just a few units need an annual budget, an annual statement and an owners’ meeting.
