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I found an apartment I love close to Alt-Mariendorf ubahn station, but I'm a bit concerned about the area. I always lived very close to the chaos and city center (in Friedrichshain and Wilmersdorf), so the contrast is quite abrupt. The issue is that I've had different issues with old buildings, so I'm looking for something newly built, which is quite hard to find in zone A without having to selling a kidney to pay for rent.

I'm in my late 20s, looking for an apartment where I'll settle down and where I'd move in with my partner soon. I'm mainly concerned about not having at least one nice coffee shop to go with my laptop, or it being a bit scary going back home at night as there's usually very few people walking around (of course compared to the areas I lived in). The good thing is that its pretty close to some of my friends who live in Mariendorf and Steglitz.. If you live there, do you like it? Would you move in there again? Do you feel safe? Thanks in advance!

I found an apartment I love close to Alt-Mariendorf ubahn station, but I'm a bit concerned about the area. I always lived very close to the chaos and city center (in Friedrichshain and Wilmersdorf), so the contrast is quite abrupt. The issue is that I've had different issues with old buildings, so I'm looking for something newly built, which is quite hard to find in zone A without having to selling a kidney to pay for rent.

I'm in my late 20s, looking for an apartment where I'll settle down and where I'd move in with my partner soon. I'm mainly concerned about not having at least one nice coffee shop to go with my laptop, or it being a bit scary going back home at night as there's usually very few people walking around (of course compared to the areas I lived in). The good thing is that its pretty close to some of my friends who live in Mariendorf and Steglitz.. If you live there, do you like it? Would you move in there again? Do you feel safe? Thanks in advance!

So I have started the journey of finding a psychologist in Berlin. Ideally in English or Spanish, as I don't feel my German skills are ready to undergo therapy. Which makes it even more complicated. I got two lovely appointments with therapists who assessed which type of therapy should I get, and who guided me through the process of how to find a psychologist, as they sadly don't have capacity to take me. I know how hard it is, so I wanted to ask how long it took for you to find a therapist in the city. Thanks in advance! 😄