Rent an apartment – We have the latest figures! Which city is the most expensive? Rental prices are rising in all cities, especially in the most popular Munich (17.50 euros/m²), Hamburg (12.12 euros/m²), Frankfurt (14.48 euros/m²), Stuttgart and Düsseldorf. We have the cities with the highest rents for apartments in Germany in euros per square meter. Here you can find the current top 10 most expensive cities in Germany. Tip! Read more about Buying an apartment, New construction and Building a house.
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Rent an apartment in Munich? Read more about the most popular districts in Munich and the current prices for renting a house or apartment: Prices Munich.
Rental price: 17,50 Euro / square meter
Purchase price (current): 8.993 Euro / square meter
Frankfurt at 14.48 Euro / m² (-17.2%)
Frankfurt am Main is the metropolis for finance in Germany. More and more people are attracted to Frankfurt. We take a look at the current figures and statistics: Prices Frankfurt.
Rental price: 14,48 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 3.02 Euro
In percent: – 17.26 %
Purchase price (current): 6.701 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 2,292 Euro
In percent: – 34.20 %
Stuttgart at 14.20 Euro / m² (-18.9%)
Stuttgart is famous for its car industry but also for the good life, close to Switzerland and also Italy. Even closer is France. Therefore Stuttgart is central for the economy in the region: Prices Stuttgart.
Rental price: 14,20 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 3.30 Euro
In percent: – 18.86 %
Darmstadt at 12.61 euros / m² (-27.9%)
Rental price: 12,61 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 4.89 Euro
In percent: – 27.94 %
Mainz at 12.46 Euro / m² (-28.8%)
Rental price: 12,46 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 5.04 Euro
In percent: – 28.8 %
Wiesbaden at 12.15 Euro / m² (-30.6%)
Rental price: 12,15 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 5.35 Euro
In percent: – 30.57 %
Freiburg at 12.13 Euro / m² (-30.7%)
Rental price: 12,13 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 5.37 Euro
In percent: – 30.68 %
Purchase price (current): 5,349 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 3,644 Euro
In percent: – 68.12 %
Düsseldorf at 12.13 Euro / m² (-30.7%)
The German capital of fashion. Rent an apartment in Munich? Read more about the most popular districts in Munich and the current prices for renting a house or apartment: Prices Düsseldorf.
Rental price: 12,13 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 5.37 Euro
In percent: – 30.68 %
Purchase price (current): 5.470 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 3,523 Euro
In percent: – 64.4 %
Heilbronn at 12.12 Euro / m² (-30.7%)
Rental price: 12,12 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 5.38 Euro
In percent: – 44.39 %
Hamburg at 12.12 Euro / m² (-30.7%)
Shopping, actors, athletes, Hamburg is home to high society. How are rents developing? Read more here: Prices Hamburg.
Rental price: 12,12 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 5.38 Euro
In percent: – 30.7 %
Purchase price (current): 5.507 Euro / square meter
Comparison (Munich): – 3,486 Euro
In percent: – 63.3 %
Statistics, data basis: rental price
Cities with the highest rents
Rental price for the own dream apartment
Housing market: Current requests and offers
Source: Cities with the highest rents
Cities with the highest rental prices for apartments in Germany in the 4th quarter of 2019 (in euros per square metre).
The chart shows requests and offers for rental apartments in the 14 largest cities in Germany. 150,000 advertisements for rental apartments and the corresponding contact enquiries were evaluated.
The chart shows the largest listed residential real estate companies by residential units in Germany (2018). Stable returns can be achieved not only with properties, but also with their providers.
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