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SEARCH PROFILE Dear Sir or Madam, For our company, Berner Group Berlin GmbH, we are constantly searching for property, preferably in the following locations: SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN HESSE . Kiel . Frankfurt am Main . Lübeck . Offenbach am Main . Darmstadt HAMBURG . Kassel • Hamburg . Wiesbaden . Rheingau/Eltville BERLIN / BRANDENBURG . Taunusstein . Berlin . Potsdam RHINELAND-PALITINATE . Ludwigshafen am Rhein SAXONY / SAXONY-ANHALT . Koblenz . Magdeburg . Mainz . Leipzig . Trier . Dresden THURINGIA LOWER SAXONY . Jena . Hanover . Erfurt . Oldenburg . Braunschweig BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG . Wolfsburg . Heidelberg . Pforzheim NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA . Stuttgart . Münster . Ulm . Cologne . Karlsruhe . Düsseldorf . Freiburg im Breisgau . Dortmund . Leverkusen BAVARIA . Neuss . Regensburg . Bergisch Gladbach . Munich . Bonn . Augsburg . Bielefeld . Fürth . Ingolstadt . Nuremberg . Erlangen PROPERTY SEARCH PROFILE Page 1 TYPE OF PROPERTY . Over 50% residential space possible . Size: no limits in Berlin, Potsdam, Rhine/Main area in all other areas (see page 1) starting at 100 units 1. PROPERTIES . Suitable for the construction of flats, terraced and semi-detached houses . With or without up-to-date building permit . Including necessary demolition / contaminations / ... Including in combination with rented property 2. VACANT PROPERTIES . From detached houses to housing estates . Office building / business park / ... suitable for the development into flats . Including listed buildings . In regeneration areas . With preservation statute 3. INCOME PROPERTIES / ALLOCATION TABLE . In good repair . Vacancy is irrelevant . Maximum of 20% commercial space . Including previously privatised properties / debtors in arrears . Rented commercial property for later conversion to residential space Please send any qualified proposals to our purchasing department by post to Wundtstrasse 48/50, 14057 Berlin, Germany, or by e-mail to: [email protected] We look forward to your proposal. Best regards, Berner Group Berlin GmbH PROPERTY SEARCH PROFILE Page 2.

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