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I think for the very long term it is a good investment. Of course, a lot of people have been waiting for this very long term to appear in Berling for a while.

Better link Sorry, I should have posted a better link to the actual course. As I say, it was very good. Learn German

Took your advice in the end, 800 mile, and went to an intensive language school. Should anyone else be in need of something similar, I can say that I did find an excellent course that really got everyone in the group talking in and using the language. Got a lot of help grammar wise - but...

I see no reason why not. Have you heard something to make you think otherwise? Oh, will it be the same tenant staying in the property that is in there now?

Here, here. It is hard to be disappointed with Germany. The few exceptions to this stand out like a sore thumb so you won't miss them. I agree with Teepee seller on much of his suggestions. I would go Dresden for beauty and price or Lake Constance for sheer beauty.

Thanks, 800 mile. I shall have a look for one. Maybe I can even wangle my firm paying for it...

Very interesting post, teepeeseller. I can see you know what you're talking about. Most of all, I have to agree with what you say about unrealistic expectations. It is always the killer, especially in the good times. Don't blame you for loving Dresden. It's become a second home to me.

This is off topic but you couldn't give me any advice forn learning teh lingo, in particular the specialist property and building terms could you? To say I'm having difficulties is an extreme understatement.

Seems everyone's getting shafted in Berlin at the moment. It is just not what it's held out as being. I'd say avoid, much better to look at Dresden or Leipzig.