B- / B / B+ Ratings: Real Estate Locations in Germany – Lukinski Rating
All B-Ratings show cities with solid development. Here you can also find real estate investments that immediately generate returns covering your monthly expenses for repayment, interest, and maintenance. Ideally with an additional bonus for active wealth building.
B- / B / B+ Ratings in Germany
Lukinski Rating – You want to invest in real estate for the first time and still don’t know where? Find the B-/B/B+ ratings from our analysis here: Real Estate Location | Lukinski Rating. An overview of all cities in Germany from A-Z, you can find here: City Rating.
Tip: You can also find A-Ratings, C Ratings and D Ratings.
List of Cities with All B+
All B+ Ratings, sorted alphabetically. The exact rating can be used for comparison in the “Value” column. The general rating can be found under “Note”. “Short-term” refers to the trend of the last 10 years, while “Long-term” considers the last 30 years.
City list with all B
The list of cities with a B rating, sorted alphabetically.
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Germany Rating: Investment Location Comparison
Current Lukinski Ratings:
A / A+ Ratings: Hidden Champions
A / A+ Ratings means quite secure value development. Perfect for real estate investments with low returns but high, later resale value. At the same time, a strong protection against inflation. However, in metropolitan areas like Munich, not suitable for real estate newcomers without sufficient equity.
C- / C / C+ Ratings
All C-Ratings show cities with lower growth rates. Here, real estate as an investment should be approached with caution, as the risk of vacancies is higher. That means: Every month your property is not rented out, you lose money. Additionally, the value increase of the property is very low, almost non-existent.
D- / D Ratings: Risk Champions
Cities with D-Ratings have a high risk, as their entire structure stagnates extremely or even decreases. Economy, population, infrastructure – all of these are indicators. D-Ratings are definitely not suitable for beginners. Here, it requires not only experience, but also very good local knowledge to find the few profitable properties. You will hardly ever experience any value increase here.
Metropolises (17) from 500,000 inhabitants
Here you will find all 17 metropolises with more than 500,000 inhabitants. The top 8 should definitely be avoided for your first Investment, because there is no or only very little return to be made. Berlin, Hamburg, Munich & Co.
Large cities (67) up to 500,000 inhabitants
Often more interesting than the metropolises, the numerous large cities in Germany. From East (Leipzig) to West (Bonn), North (Rostock) and South (Nuremberg). Here you will find good return Real Estate with A- and B-Ratings.
Cities up to 100,000 inhabitants
Your advantages in cities with populations between 40,000 and 100,000? You have less national and international competition. Especially if you live on-site, it’s a good strategic advantage, even for real estate newcomers. What rating does your city have? Find out here:




















