Real estate consultancy
Deutsche Immobilien und Ferienobjekt Gesellschaft mbH (DIFOG)
- Transaction and investment structuring
- Market research and feasibility
- Customized support for international clients and developers
- Program and building typology
- Negotiating for strategically aligned partnerships
- Advancing regulatory strategy to optimize project path
- Site reference studies, sensory mapping, cultural reference studies, placemaking
- ILFI - Living Future Accredited (LFA) advocate for regenerative design standards and certifications
About DIFOG mbH
German Real Estate and Holiday Homes
Consultancy in Berlin, Germany
DIFOG specializes in holiday home properties in Germany. We provide counsel on project development, real estate transactions, and regenerative design in built environments.
We advise clients and work with partners to help create beautiful spaces for rest and recreation.
Project Development
In the early stage of development, we provide our clients with guidance regarding markets and opportunities. We also lead a biophilic design exploration and create a biophilic framework and plan for the project. We advise on a range of complex matters pertaining to building types, site preparation, and construction in the context of German regulations, regional development plans, and local policies.
International Clients
We have expertise advising international clients in Germany and we provide customized support for their needs.
Sustainability and Regenerative Design
Our Living Future Accredited (LFA) consultant can help you explore and apply regenerative strategies for the built environment and support your certification process.
ILFI Built Environment Certifications:
Living Building Challenge (LBC)
LBC is a highly advanced and evolving Standard
CORE Green Building Certification
The CORE framework of 10 imperatives operates on its own and also fits right into the LBC
Energy performance certification for highly efficient buildings relying only on clean renewable energy
Advanced standard for demonstrating decarbonization in the built environment