Attractive 3-room apartment in Schloßchemnitz

The property is located in the Schloßchemnitz district, one of the oldest districts in Chemnitz. Its origins date back to 1136, when the Benedictine monastery of St. Marien was founded. The B95 and the B107 run through the district. The districts of Kassberg, Borna-Heinersdorf, Altendorf and Zentrum, where most companies, stores and businesses have settled, are directly adjacent to the Schloßchemnitz district and can be reached quickly and easily by car or public transport.

There are 10 apartments at Altendorfer Str. 34 a, forming a manageable and quiet tenant community. The apartment building was completed in 1996. Worth mentioning is the very well-kept appearance and the quiet location of the property. Each apartment also has at least one cellar compartment for storage.

The federal state of Saxony with its 4 million inhabitants has undergone an impressive transformation since the peaceful revolution. With an unemployment rate of 5.7%, the Free State is now at the forefront of the East German economy.
Saxony has already caught up with the western federal states in key prosperity indicators. For example, the disposable income of 20 to 35 year olds is already above the national average.
With a population of 250,000, Chemnitz is the third largest city in the Free State of Saxony and one of the most important economic areas in the new federal states. The university city has won the title of European Capital of Culture 2025 in a challenging competition, which means that over 90 million euros will be invested in the coming years for this reason alone.
Further convincing arguments for a real estate investment are the steadily increasing population with an influx of young people in particular, a broad cluster of mechanical engineering companies and a dynamic economic life, especially due to over 100 spin-offs from Chemnitz University of Technology.