Details that add value to a property
A property's value isn't always determined solely by its location and price. Often, less obvious features are what make the difference.
When analyzing residential investments, factors such as location, purchase price, and square footage are most commonly taken into account. Increasingly, however, it turns out that less obvious factors also determine a property’s true value, particularly in the context of renting.
Key, though often underestimated, factors include:
- access to natural light and the apartment’s orientation
- a functional layout that allows for flexible use of space
- noise levels and acoustic quality
- the standard of the building’s common areas
- elevator access and floor level
- the ability to adapt the apartment to different tenant groups
- In practice, it is precisely these elements that influence the pace of leasing, the level of rent achieved, and the stability of income.
From an investor’s perspective, this means that a property analysis should go beyond basic parameters and also take into account qualitative and functional aspects.
During the INRE, visitors will be able to explore investment opportunities and compare projects in terms of their actual potential—not just as stated, but based on the specific characteristics of the property.