Investments in parking spaces are becoming increasingly popular. There are good reasons for this. They generate high returns compared to other real estate. If you want to compare different forms of investment, you will see that parking spaces offer a particularly attractive return with low risk. But what are the costs of garages made up of? And why are they a good investment?
In this blog article, we shed light on the factors that influence prices. We also explain why entering the “garage market” can be worthwhile. Garages are a clever solution for those who want to achieve higher profits with a manageable investment.
Prefabricated garages often offer above-average returns compared to traditional residential properties or commercially used buildings. This is due to several factors: compared to apartments or houses, they are significantly cheaper. A single garage can be purchased for as little as EUR 5,000, which also makes them interesting for private investors. In contrast to residential properties, there are hardly any running costs for prefabricated garages. There is no costly maintenance, and the ancillary costs for the tenant are minimal. In urban areas or densely populated residential areas, the demand for parking spaces and garages remains consistently high. Especially in city centers, tenants are willing to pay high sums for secure parking spaces. As the rental costs for garages are low, most tenants can easily bear these expenses. This reduces the risk of non-payment. Garages are not only important for parking vehicles. They can also be used as storage space or small workshops. This offers an excellent opportunity to generate additional income.
The right garage for every requirement – our wide selection offers you tailor-made solutions for your needs. Prices vary between EUR 5,000 and EUR 30,000 depending on the equipment and size. Compared to many other properties, prefabricated garages offer an attractive return on investment – even without a large budget. The single garage (approximately 3 × 6 meters) provides a compact but functional storage space. If you need more space, you can choose a double garage. This is about 6 × 6 meters in size. A recess in the middle wall offers additional flexibility. The wide garage (approx. 3.45 × 6 meters) with a particularly wide door offers even more space. The large-capacity garage is ideal for plenty of space without a central wall. It is approximately 6 × 6 meters in size. There is enough space for vehicles and additional storage space. If you want protection and an open roof, a garage carport (approx. 3 × 6 meters) is a good choice. This variant combines the advantages of a garage and carport and offers flexible protection for your vehicle. The garage with extension (approx. 3 × 9 meters) is an excellent choice. It offers space for storage, hobby rooms, or a workshop. The extension creates additional space for various purposes. Whether a single, double, or large garage or a model with a carport or extension, there are numerous solutions. So everyone can find the right garage for their needs.
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… a carport costs just as much as a single garage? Although less material (concrete) is required, the production costs are higher.
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With our garage configurator, you can design your garage according to your wishes in just a few clicks – from the size to the fittings.
… a center wall recess higher than for a closed wall? Because the production is more complex and more steel is also required for stability.
… the large-capacity garage so high? The door is very expensive, and the garage also has to withstand considerably higher static loads.
Additional extras such as doors, windows or lighting drive up the costs. If the foundation is created by ZAPF and not by you, the costs will also increase.
Although garages are inexpensive to run, there are some running costs that should be taken into account: Insurance (e.g. against vandalism or theft) and minor repairs and maintenance (e.g. on the garage door).
If you want to invest in garages, you should consider the following aspects:
Garages are often underestimated, but they are an interesting way to invest money. They offer high returns, low running costs and constant demand – especially in urban regions. Prices vary depending on the type of construction, possible additional costs and ongoing operating costs. If you plan wisely and invest in attractive locations, garages can generate a profitable long-term return.
With our garage configurator, you can easily and intuitively put together the size, fittings, doors, windows, and extras in just a few steps. We will then arrange a non-binding consultation with you, based on which you will receive an individual offer, naturally at a fair price and without any obligation to buy. Experience your configured garage in an impressive 3D visualization during the non-binding consultation appointment.
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