1-Room Penthouse Apartment with Bright 47m² and Roof Terrace

Feel free to come by and view this beautiful apartment on:

Sunday, 13.09. at 11:00 a.m.

Please note that this is an apartment from the price-controlled housing sector. For more information, please refer to the attached rental offer.

- 1 room with open kitchenette
- Bathroom with shower
- Roof terrace
- Elevator

Ulmenstraße is located in the Düsseldorf district of Derendorf, which boasts excellent connections to public transport with S-Bahn, U-Bahn, bus, and tram lines. The neighborhood offers good infrastructure with numerous shops and restaurants. Parks and direct access to the city center make the location attractive for various lifestyles.

Dear interested parties,
You are interested in an apartment that is price-controlled housing. As part of an urban development agreement, the state capital Düsseldorf and the developer have agreed that a certain proportion of the apartments on this site will be created as price-controlled housing for tenants with medium incomes.

Households whose income is at most 60% above the limit for socially subsidized housing are entitled to price-controlled apartments. There are no upper limits on living space for price-controlled housing. The decisive factor is that you are eligible to rent price-controlled housing at the start of the lease.

To check initially whether you qualify for these apartments, there is a so-called eligibility checker at the housing office of the state capital Düsseldorf:

https://www.duesseldorf.de/wbs-chancenpruefer.html

Here you can check whether the prescribed income limits are met. Please use this calculator to clarify in advance whether you are eligible.
*If the result is positive for you, we recommend contacting a tax advisor of your choice who can confirm compliance with the income limit.
*If you have your documents checked by a tax advisor who then certifies that your income meets the criteria for price-controlled housing, this application may be associated with additional fees. The landlord is obliged to check the income of all tenants and to prove to the city that the requirements of price-controlled housing have been met and therefore requires written proof from an official source (e.g., tax office).