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Subsidies & KfW

KfW subsidies in your mortgage, getting the maximum

Subsidised loans, grants and subordinated loans can make your financing noticeably cheaper. We know the KfW programmes and integrate them strategically into your concept.

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Funding building blocks

Three levers, one concept

The KfW (state development bank) offers more than just a cheap loan. It is the smart combination of subsidised loans, grants and, where sensible, subordinated loans that makes the difference. This interlocking with your bank financing is exactly our strength.

Subsidised loans

Low-interest KfW loans for purchase, new build and refurbishment, often well below market rate.

Grants

Real grants that need not be repaid, for eligible measures.

Subordinated loans

Strategically integrated as subordinated, so your main financing stays lean.

Energy & efficiency

Funding for energy-efficient building and refurbishment. We know the programmes.

How we integrate funding

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    Classify the project

    We clarify whether purchase, new build, refurbishment or modernisation is central.

  2. 2
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    Check programmes

    We match your project against current KfW programmes and regional grants.

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    Combine funding

    We sensibly link subsidised loans, grants and subordinated loans with the bank financing.

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    Application & bank

    KfW funding usually runs through the financing bank. We coordinate it.

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    Overall concept

    You receive a concept that interlocks funding and financing optimally.

Our standard

Funding is no accident. It is strategy

Many financings leave funding potential on the table because nobody checks systematically. With us, the funding review is standard and we get out what is actually achievable.

KfW subsidies for mortgages
  • We know the current KfW programmes and their conditions.
  • Subsidised loans, grants and subordinated loans strategically combined.
  • Funding cleanly integrated into the bank financing.
  • Bank-independent: we get the maximum, not just the most convenient.

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FAQ: KfW subsidies

The KfW (Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau) is the German state development bank. It offers low-interest subsidised loans and partly grants for purchase, new build and energy refurbishment, as a complement to classic bank financing.

You usually do not apply for KfW subsidised loans directly with the KfW but through your financing bank. This is exactly where we help: we select the right programmes and coordinate their integration.

A subsidised loan (Förderdarlehen) is a low-interest credit you repay. A grant (Zuschuss) is money you may keep once conditions are met. We check what is available for your project.

A subordinated loan (Nachrangdarlehen) is entered in the land register behind the main financing. This lets you integrate funding capital without the lead bank losing its security, clever for the overall concept.

Very often. Even a low-interest subsidised loan noticeably lowers your total costs. With energy measures, additional advantages often apply. We calculate it honestly for you.

Yes. With every financing we check which KfW and regional subsidies fit and integrate them into your overall concept, that is standard for us.

Don't leave your funding on the table.

We check which KfW funding fits your project and integrate it into your concept. Start with a non-binding request.