Living on the beach: Weststrand, Knyphausenstraße, Kaiserstraße

Norderney is one of the East Frisian islands in the North Sea. Only seven of the 12 islands are inhabited. With its almost 7,000 inhabitants, Norderney is the most densely populated island of all and delights with its unspoilt nature, picturesque beaches and multitude of sights and monuments.

List: The most expensive places & streets

Before we take a closer look at the individual streets on Norderney, you will now get an overview of the most expensive streets on the island. The purchase price per square metre is between €10,000 and €12,000.

• On the west beach
• Kaiserstrasse
• Knyphausenstraße

On the west beach

The street Am Weststrand in Norderney convinces with its proximity to the beach. Several bars, restaurants, playgrounds and green spaces are also located here. Whether it’s an exclusive holiday apartment with a view of the sea or a permanent residence away from the mainland – everyone feels at home here. So if you want to buy a plot of land on Am Weststrand, you have to reckon with 11,200 euros per square metre.

The price per square meter here is 11.200€ /sqm

Maximum price up to 11.200€/ sqm

Here you will find top adresses like:

• North Sea
• Beach promenade with bars

Map and location of the street Am Weststrand

See for yourself and explore the street Am Weststrand in a virtual way.

Streetview On West Beach:

Kaiserstraße: Living on the beach

Who wouldn’t want to live right on the beach? On Kaiserstrasse, this is possible with the right budget. for around 10,000 euros per square metre, you can buy an apartment, flat or house. The unbeatable location on the island is complemented by numerous restaurants and leisure facilities.

The price per square meter here is 10.100€ /sqm

Maximum price up to 10.100€/ sqm

Here you will find top adresses like:

• Direct location at the North Sea
• Beach promenade with bars
• Golf Club
• Hotels
• Numerous restaurants

Map and location of Kaiserstraße:

See for yourself and explore the Kaiserstraße in a virtual way.

Streetview Kaiserstrasse:

Knyphausenstraße: Central living

Norderney can not only beach! If you prefer to live centrally in the city and don’t miss the view of the sea, you will find Knyphausenstraße among the top 3 most expensive streets in Norderney. In addition to numerous holiday apartments, you can also find a property for sale here from time to time. But watch out: The real estate market of the island, is similar to Sylt overrun and very popular.

The price per square meter here is 10.000€ /sqm

Maximum price up to 10.000€/ sqm

Here you will find top adresses like:

• Restaurants
• Many holiday homes
• Small shopping mile

Map and location of Knyphausenstraße:

See for yourself and explore the Knyphausenstraße in a virtual way.

Streetview Knyphausen Street:

Overview: Most expensive residential streets in Norderney

Sources: Image / Engel und Völkers / Lukinski

Most expensive streets in Germany: real estate, districts & prices per square metre

Berlin, Munich, Sylt & Co: Germany’s metropolises are home to some of the most luxurious properties. Inselstraße in Berlin, Königinstraße in Munich and Südliche Seestraße on Lake Starnberg – only those who can afford it live here! Would you like to buy a property here? Find out everything about Germany’s most exclusive streets, what makes them so special and above all: how much a square metre costs here.

• Most expensive streets in Germany: properties, districts and prices per square metre – List

Tips & Tricks Real Estate Norderney: To live or to buy

Finding a suitable property is not always easy. Especially if you are looking on the thriving and most popular real estate markets in Germany. Besides the right budget, there are other factors that need to be considered. On Norderney or Sylt, for example, there are many villas and large properties, while in the big cities of Germany the housing market is booming.

Buying a Villa: Exclusive property – house, investment, checklist, procedure

You will not find exposés of first-class properties on real estate portals. Villas are bought and sold discreetly. The purchase of real estate has a fixed procedure: Property search, viewing, negotiations, purchase contract, notary, taxes & Co. The purchase of villas is of course a bit more demanding. If only because you certainly don’t want to waste time on 8, 9 or even 10 viewings, like normal house buyers. Are you looking to buy your first villa? Here’s a little insight into the world of luxury real estate.

• Buying a Villa: Exclusive property – house, investment, checklist, procedure

Holiday home & holiday apartment: Buy instead of rent!

The dream of a holiday home exists for many city dwellers. Whether a house by the sea on Sylt or Norderney, in the warm south or simply a retreat in the country. However, there is a lot to consider when making such a big decision and you should plan well before you decide to take that big step. In this post, you’ll find out all about taxes, costs, second homes and property abroad. However, if you’re more interested in the pros and cons and features of such a property, feel free to check out our post on buying a holiday home.

• Holiday home & holiday apartment: Buy instead of rent! Financing, taxes and renting

Hamburg most expensive streets: Große Elbstraße to Schöne Aussicht

Strong economy, sea air, international orientation – all this makes Hamburg in the north of Germany. Hamburg has its very own charm, shaped by its unique history, maritime shipping and the many international residents from all corners of Europe. It is not only home to families, students and entrepreneurs, but also to famous faces from the worlds of film, television, music and sport. This, of course, makes the Hanseatic city’s real estate market particularly attractive. So anyone who owns a property in Hamburg can consider themselves very lucky.

Overview: Most expensive streets in Hamburg and location summarized

Before we want to go into the most expensive streets in Hamburg with information such as location and prices per square meter: Here is an overview of the most expensive streets with the associated district. The purchase prices for real estate here range on average between 10,000 and 16,000 euros per square metre.

• Am Kaiserkai – HafenCity
• Mittelweg – Harvestehude
• Strandkai – HafenCity
• Bellevue – Winterhude
• Elbchaussee – Elbvororte
• Große Elbstraße – Port edge
• Harvestehuder Weg – Harvestehude
• Beautiful view – Uhlenhorst

Am Kaiserkai: HafenCity Hamburg

Am Kaiserkai is like most expensive streets in Hamburg in the immediate vicinity of the Elbe. Located in the modern HafenCity, Kaiserkai borders directly on the equally expensive Strandkai district. The good 500m long street is lined with innovative modern real estate on both sides and right behind the buildings you step onto the banks of the Elbe on both sides. To one side the Gradbrookhafen and to the other side the Sandtorhafen the street at the Kaiserkai is surrounded on both sides by the Elbe.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 12.000 € / m²

Here in the street Am Kaiserkai you will find top adresses like:

• McKinsey
• Elbphilharmonie

Am Kaiserkai in Hamburg (Map):

Mittelweg: Buying property in Harvestehude

Mittelweg in Hamburg stretches for just under 2km parallel to the Außenalster lake in the popular Hamburg Harvestehude district. The proximity to the banks of the Alster and Alsterpark, as well as the immediate vicinity of the university campus in Rotherbaum, make Mittelweg a particularly popular area. Eichenpark and Bolivarpark, as well as the tennis stadium, can also be reached from Mittelweg within a very short time. Anyone wishing to live here or buy a property should expect to pay around €10,000 per square metre.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 10.000 € / m²

Here in Mittelweg you will find top adresses like:

• University for Music and Theatre
• Park Planten and Blomen

Mittelweg in Hamburg (map):

Strandkai: Living near Elbphilharmonie & HafenCity

Strandkai is more of a small district than an actual street and is located directly in the modern and hip HafenCity district in Hamburg. In the immediate vicinity you will find architectural highlights such as the Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall or the unique luxury residential tower The Crown. With its direct location on the North Elbe, Strandkai is an absolute prime location that is extremely popular with private and business investors. Hence the high prices: For real estate on Strandkai, one must expect a purchase price of approximately 12,000 euros per square meter.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 12.000 € / m²

Here at Strandkai you will find top adresses like:

• Hamburg beach harbour
• Unilever
• Marco Polo Tower

Strandkai in Hamburg (map):

Bellevue: Exclusive living directly on the Alster lake

The street Bellevue is located in the popular Hamburg district of Winterhude and, like many of the most expensive streets in Hamburg, is situated directly on the Außenalster. The just under 1km long street in the north of Hamburg is in direct proximity to other exquisite Hanseatic residential locations such as the street Schöne Aussicht or even Harvestehuder Weg on the other side of the Alster. The quiet and directly on the banks of the Alster located properties offer extreme proximity to nature and water and are therefore quite expensive. When buying a property here, you should expect a purchase price of around €12,000 per square metre.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 12.000 € / m²

Here in the street Bellevue you will find top adresses like:

• Remote View Bridge
• Sylt Bohemia

Bellevue in Hamburg (Map):

Elbchaussee: Elbvororte with dreamlike real estate

The Elbchaussee is with a length of about 9km one of the longest streets in Hamburg. It leads to a large part along the banks of the Elbe, for example also along the Elbstrand. It also passes the Hirschpark, the Rosengarten and the Heinepark and ends at one end at the Altona fish market. The Elbchaussee runs through the districts of Altona, Othmarschen, Nienstedten and Dockenhuden and borders on Blankenese. Due to its location, the Elbchaussee is one of the most popular and therefore most expensive streets in Hamburg. Anyone wishing to sell or buy a property in Hamburg can expect to pay around 12,000 euros per square metre.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 12.000 € / m²

Here in the Elbchaussee you will find top adresses like:

• Elbe Beach
• Altona Park
• Beach pearl Hamburg
• Museum harbour

Elbchaussee in Hamburg (map):

Große Elbstraße: Real estate located on the edge of the harbour

The Große Elbstraße is a real prime location in the Hanseatic city. The immediate proximity to the Alster and the Altona fish market make the Große Elbstraße one of the most popular and, above all, most expensive streets in Hamburg. Located in the popular districts of Ottensen and Altona-Altstadt, Große Elbstraße stretches for almost 2km along the Elbe. Lined on one side by many parking areas and on the other by the banks of the Elbe, Große Elbstraße runs through residential properties, offices and restaurants. The lookout point at Dockland can also be found here, as well as the ferry pier “Altona (Fischmarkt)”. Property prices here are around €15,000 per square metre.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 15.000 € / m²

Here in the Große Elbstraße you will find top adresses like:

• Hamburg Cruise Center
• Fish Market
• Opera loft in the old ferry terminal

Große Elbstraße in Hamburg (map):

Harvestehuder Weg: Most expensive street in Hamburg

Enclosed by the Aussen-Alster and the Isebekanal is the district Harvestehude in the district Eimsbüttel. Harvestehuder Weg is also located here, which runs along the banks of the Alster and Alsterpark for a distance of around 1.5 km. Property prices here are up to around €16,000 per square metre. This makes Harvestehuder Weg currently the most expensive street in the whole of Hamburg. This is one of the most popular areas of Hamburg, as another expensive street – Mittelweg – runs directly parallel to Harvestehuder Weg.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 16.000 € / m²

Here in Harvestehuder Weg you will find top adresses like:

• University for Music and Theatre
• JOOP! showroom Hamburg

Harvestehuder Weg in Hamburg (map):

Beautiful view: Exclusive residential area

Schöne Aussicht is also one of the most expensive streets in Hamburg and runs directly along the banks of the Außenalster – so the name says it all! Green banks of the Alster and a panorama of the opposite side of the Alster make this street particularly idyllic, and in addition to event locations, exclusive properties can also be found here. Modern and historic properties with partly large garden plots and a view of the Outer Alster stretch for almost 1 km. You should calculate here with a purchase price of about 12,000 euros per square metre,

Incidentally, two other very exclusive locations in Hamburg, Mittelweg and Harvestehuder Weg run along the opposite bank of the Außenalster in the immediate vicinity. Uhlenhorst and Harvestehude are thus among the most expensive and popular districts in Hamburg.

The price per square meter here is up to:

Maximum prices up to 12.000 € / m²

Here in the street Schöne Aussicht you will find top adresses like:

• Senate Guest House
• Alsterpark

Beautiful view in Hamburg (Map):

Tips & Tricks Real Estate Hamburg: Live or sell

Whether you are looking for a new place to live or want to sell your own property, Hamburg’s real estate market is highly competitive and demands caution and prudence from all parties. In the following articles you will find more information on popular districts, living in Hamburg, as well as on the topic of selling property in Hamburg.

Selling real estate Hamburg: Real estate market, standard of living & Co.

More and more people want to live in the Nordic metropolis of Hamburg. The high standard of living, the flourishing economy and the diverse real estate market make the city an attractive place to live. And the individual districts also have a lot to offer. While Othmarschen and Rotherbaum impress with their historical charm, the residential areas of Blankensee and Rissen inspire with their views of the Elbe. And the modern Hafen City and the progressive Harvestehude also enjoy great popularity. Do you want to sell your apartment, your apartment building or your own property here? With our free guides on selling real estate in Munich, you’ll be well prepared. Plus: Everything you need to know about property valuation, estate agents & the process – Welcome to Hamburg! Click here to go back to the overview: Real Estate Hamburg.

• Sell real estate Hamburg

Living in Hamburg: Popular districts, catchment areas and more

The Hanseatic city, Germany’s pearl in the north, is full of life and forms a centre for business and lifestyle. This attracts people, as has also been shown recently, because Hamburg could record a population growth of more than 7% within 6 years. Of course, more people also demand more living space, which is why we will introduce you to the most exclusive and beautiful residential areas here, so that you can definitely find a property that meets your requirements. You can also find an overview here: Real Estate Hamburg.

• Living in Hamburg

Living in HafenCity: Modern trendy district close to the city center

HafenCity is not only convincing because of its prime location near the city center, but also because of its good connections to other parts of the city, the typical Hanseatic atmosphere and the unique mix of old and new.

Welcome to Hamburg: International Hanseatic City in the North

Hamburg is the only metropolis in Germany that offers a port feeling. Every day, thousands of containers reach the city via the port facilities. That is why so many people are drawn to Hamburg. Not only is there a flourishing Hanseatic economy, Hamburg is also home to major media houses, advertising agencies and, of course, a correspondingly large number of real estate agents. Above all, the Elbphilharmonie with its unique architecture stands for Hamburg.

HafenCity: Map and location

The Hafen City district is located in the heart of Hamburg and lies to the south of Hamburg’s old town. The Speicherstadt and Harvestehude districts are also not far away. The Hafen City district is highly modern and has only recently been created. Since 2003, the redevelopment of the Hafen City district has been taking place in the centre of Hamburg. Among other things, new residential areas are being created here between Kehrwiederspitze and Elbbrücken. Ten city quarters with modern residential buildings are being built in the former port area.

Everyday life in Hafencity: shopping on Überseeboulevard and strolling along Kaiserkai

As Hamburg’s absolute trendy district, Hafencity naturally has a lot to offer. The Traditional Ship Harbour allows you to take a boat trip across the historic Elbe, shopping on Überseeboulevard makes every purchase an experience and the International Maritime Museum Hamburg invites you to discover the history of shipping. It is also home to some of the most expensive streets in Hamburg.

You should definitely check it out in Hafencity:

• Promenade Sandtor- and Kaiserkai
• Traditional ship harbour
• Überseeboulevard
• International Maritime Museum Hamburg
• Observation tower
• Lohsepark

Sightseeing: A tour of Hafencity

Join us on our tour of the exclusive Hafencity!

Am Sandtorkai: Once the most modern port in the city

Poggenmühlen Bridge: Life on the waterfront

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg: Monument to Hafencity

Real estate & prices per square metre in Hafencity

The Hafencity district is one of the youngest districts in Hamburg. It took 14 years to build a completely new residential district here in the south of Hamburg. Only the best craftsmen and architects in Hamburg were at work for this mega construction project. It will take until 2025 for the new building to be completed. What makes the flair of the local real estate? The colourful mix of old and new buildings, which makes the flair of the district unique.

Buy a house & apartment: Real estate type in comparison

Living in Hamburg is not only exciting, but also comparatively more expensive than in other cities in Germany. You want to buy a property in Hafencity? Whether it’s a spacious loft, a renovated apartment in an old building or an exclusive maisonette – if you’re looking for a gigantic villa á la Blankenese and Othmarschen in Hafencity, you’re in the wrong place. It is mainly apartments and apartment buildings that are for sale. This is also reflected in the real estate prices in Hamburg. Prices per square metre for apartments have long since exceeded those for houses.

The apartments in Hafencity are among the most expensive in the city!

Here’s an overview:

• Buy a house (existing): 3.397 €/m²
• Buy a house (New): 3.375 €/m²
• Buy apartment (existing): 9,875 €/m²
• Buy apartment (New): 11.482 €/m²

Rent a plot of land: Old and new construction

You would rather rent a property? Then you will find all the important prices per square metre here:

• Rent house (existing): 11,40 €/m²
• Rent house (New): 12,23 €/m²
• Rent apartment (stock): 17,93 €/m²
• Rent apartment (New): 21,90 €/m²

Conclusion: Living in Hafencity

The Hafencity district not only impresses with its prime location close to Hamburg’s city centre, but also with its extensive parks, relaxed atmosphere and variety of cultural offerings. Above all, the combination of first-class new buildings and historic mansions is what makes the district so charming. Investing in an apartment or a plot of land in Hafencity is therefore worthwhile! The district is considered to be the trendiest district in the world and attracts not only families with children and young professionals, but also entrepreneurs, students and famous faces from film, music and television.

Hamburg: Real estate in the Hanseatic City

Hamburg is the only metropolis in Germany that offers a port feeling. Every day, thousands of containers reach the city via the port facilities. That is why so many people are drawn to Hamburg. Not only is there a flourishing Hanseatic economy, Hamburg is also home to major media houses, advertising agencies and, of course, a correspondingly large number of real estate agents. Above all, the Elbphilharmonie with its unique architecture stands for Hamburg.

Hamburg property market: Overview

Many apartments, lofts and penthouses offer unique views. Perfect for people who work a lot and therefore seek relaxation within their own four walls. Hamburg is not only the hub of the global economy, but with a high standard of living, impressive architecture, a diverse culture and a good geographical location, it also offers an attractive place to live for families, singles, couples or entrepreneurs and investors.

• Real Estate Hamburg

Living in Hamburg: Popular districts & residential areas

The Hanseatic city, Germany’s pearl in the north, is full of life and forms a centre for business and lifestyle. While the Elbe suburbs inspire with their proximity to the shore and the many villa districts, HafenCity and Speicherstadt enjoy great popularity due to their central location. Historic Harvestehude, culturally upscale Uhlenhorst and charming Winterhude are also among the most attractive places to live in the city. Find out all about the prices per square metre and properties in Hamburg’s most sought-after districts here. Read more here: Living in Hamburg.

• Elbe suburbs
• HafenCity
• Harvestehude
• Speicherstadt
• Uhlenhorst
• Winterhude

House, apartment and land for sale in Hamburg

While Othmarschen and Rotherbaum impress with their historic charm, the residential areas of Blankenese and Rissen delight with their views of the Elbe. And the modern Hafen City and the progressive Harvestehude also enjoy great popularity. Do you want to sell your apartment, your apartment building or your own property here? With our free guides on selling real estate in Munich, you’ll be well prepared. Plus: everything you need to know about property valuation, estate agents & the process. Click here for the overview: Selling real estate in Hamburg.

• Blankenese
• Rissen
• Othmarschen
• Port City
• Harvestehude
• Rotherbaum

Living in the Elbe suburbs: Blankenese, Isebrook, Othmarschen & Co.

The Elbe suburbs are particularly well known beyond Hamburg’s borders. These are located in the west of Hamburg on the banks of the Elbe and are considered the largest contiguous villa area in Germany. The fairytale atmosphere, the proximity to the banks of the Elbe and the unspoiled nature contribute to the charm of the Elbvororte. Before we go into the individual districts and their prices per square metre, here is a brief overview.

Welcome to Hamburg: International Hanseatic City in the North

Hamburg is the only metropolis in Germany that offers a port feeling. Every day, thousands of containers reach the city via the port facilities. That is why so many people are drawn to Hamburg. Not only is there a flourishing Hanseatic economy, Hamburg is also home to major media houses, advertising agencies and, of course, a correspondingly large number of real estate agents. Especially the Elbphilharmonie with its unique architecture stands for Hamburg.

The Elbe: One of the largest & most beautiful rivers in Europe

Alongside the Danube, Vistula and Rhine, the Elbe is one of the largest rivers in Europe. The Central European river runs from the Czech Republic through Germany to the North Sea. The unspoiled nature at the edge of the Elbe and the breathtaking banks and beaches, which invite you to go for a walk in summer, make the Elbe suburbs the most exclusive residential areas in Hamburg.

Sightseeing: A tour of the Elbe suburbs & prices per square metre

Whether it’s an exclusive villa in Blankenese, a modernised apartment in an old building with a view of the riverbank in Othmarschen or a luxurious detached house in Iserbrook – a property in Hamburg’s Elbe suburbs is considered a great privilege. No wonder: the standard of living here is high, the nature is varied, the cultural offer is wide-ranging and the real estate market is exclusive.

These districts belong to the Elbvororten:

• Rissen
• Blankenese
• Iserbrook
• Nienstedten
• Othmarschen

Rissen: chic suburb on the banks of the Elbe

To the west of elegant Blankensee and upmarket Othmarschen is Rissen. Here are on an area of just under 16.65 km ² about 15,900 inhabitants at home. Especially the many green spaces, such as the Tinsdaler Heide, the forest Klövensteen, the Schaakenmoor and the Wittenbergen beach make the flair of this district.

• District: Altona
• Population: 15,327
• Inhabitants per km: 918
• Area: 16,6 km²

Square meter prices for house & apartment

Apartments, villas and detached houses are all popular in Rissen. And this is also reflected in the prices per square metre. Whether it’s a bungalow, a semi-detached house or a newly built apartment – there is hardly another Elbe suburb where prices are as similar as here. The only exception: existing apartments.

All prices per square metre at a glance:

• Buy a house (existing): 5.406 €/m²
• Buy a house (New): 5.500 €/m²
• Buy apartment (existing): 3,926 €/m²
• Buy apartment (New): 5.616 €/m²

Our tip: If you would like to buy an apartment building here, it is worth renovating and refurbishing the existing apartments. With the help of an experienced craftsman and architect, such a modernisation leads to an immense increase in the value of your property.

Blankenese: affluent district with a view of the water

Blankenese is considered the most exclusive, luxurious and chic district of Hamburg. Enjoy the beautiful landscape and nature that this unique residential area has to offer. Here, above all, the view over the neighbouring communities and the banks of the Elbe from Hamburg’s most famous mountains is the most beautiful: the Süllberg and the Baursberg. In addition to the diverse nature and the breathtaking real estate, the historic staircase district in the south of the district also inspires. It is also home to some of the most expensive streets in Hamburg.

• District: Altona
• Population: 13,491
• Inhabitants per km: 1,744
• Surface area: 8.3 km2

Map and location of Blankenese:

Square meter prices for house & apartment

Real estate in Blankenese is among the most expensive in the city. Especially villas overlooking the entire banks of the Elbe are coveted. And even apartments in old and new buildings are nowhere as expensive as here.

Learn more here:

• Buy a house (existing): 8,094 €/m²
• Buy a house (New): 6.461 €/m²
• Buy apartment (existing): 6,362 €/m²
• Buy apartment (New): 7.678 €/m²

Isebrook: Elegant Elbe suburb full of middle-class down-to-earthness

Isebrook has only been considered a district of Hamburg since 1951. It is mainly young families who move here and enjoy the friendly neighbourhood, the exclusive detached houses and the proximity to the Elbe.

• District: Altona
• Population: 11,468
• Inhabitants per km: 4,295
• Surface area: 2.7 km2

Square meter prices for house & apartment

Compared to Blankenese, Othmarschen & Co., the prices per square metre in Isebrook are somewhat more affordable than in the other Elbe suburbs. In particular, houses that are less than 3 years old sell more quickly here than the imposing mansions of years gone by.

Learn more here:

• Buy a house (existing): 5,128 €/m²
• Buy a house (New): 3.375 €/m²
• Buy apartment (existing): 4,031 €/m²
• Buy apartment (New): 5.822 €/m²

Nienstedten: Village flair meets timeless elegance

The district of Nienstedten between Blankenese and Othmarschen convinces with its unique mix of timeless elegance and village flair. This unique combination is what makes Nienstedten so charming. The gastronomy, which is known beyond the borders of Hamburg, as well as the multitude of sights make Nienstedten one of the most popular places to live on the banks of the Elbe.

• District: Altona
• Population: 7,307
• Inhabitants per km: 1,668
• Surface area: 4.4 km2

Before we get right into square footage prices, here’s the map and location:

Square meter prices for house & apartment

You would like to buy a property in Nienstedten? In Nienstedten, it is mainly existing properties that are in demand. A newly built house, on the other hand, is rarely found here.

All prices per square metre at a glance:

• Buy a house (existing): 8,107 €/m²
• Buy apartment (existing): 6,477 €/m²
• Buy apartment (New): 7.857 €/m²

Othmarschen: Exclusive district with a high quality of life

In the middle between the exclusive Blankensee and the quiet Rotherbaum is Hamburg-Othmaschnen – home to Hamburg’s most famous sights, cozy coffee houses and upscale restaurants. The Alton fish market is also not far away, as is the legendary Elbstrand, the well-kept Jenischpark and the museum harbour Övelgönn.

• District: Altona
• Population: 15,281
• Inhabitants per km: 2,570
• Area: 6.0 km2

Here map and location of Othmarschen:

Square meter prices for house & apartment

In Othmarschen, it is primarily the prices per square metre that differ between the various existing properties. Here, the purchase prices depend mainly on the type of house and apartment. The purchase prices for new-build properties, on the other hand, tend to be similar.

Here is the overview:

• Buy a house (existing): 9.015 €/m²
• Buy a house (New): 8.949 €/m²
• Buy apartment (existing): 6,410 €/m²
• Buy apartment (New): 8.263 €/m²

Conclusion: Living in the Elbe suburbs

Are you drawn to the north of Germany? You would like to live in Hamburg? The real estate prices in Hamburg have risen immensely in recent years – and that also in the Elbe suburbs. As Germany’s largest contiguous villa district, they inspire with their breathtaking nature, the high standard of living, as well as the exclusive properties. The attractive villas and well-kept mansions of past decades add to the flair of the area. And the multitude of cultural events and street festivals, chic monuments and popular sights, as well as the romantic flair of the banks of the Elbe make the Elbe suburbs Rissen, Othmarschen, Blankenese & Co. what they are: One of the most fabulous areas in Germany.

Hamburg: Real estate in the Hanseatic City

Hamburg is the only metropolis in Germany that offers a port feeling. Every day, thousands of containers reach the city via the port facilities. That is why so many people are drawn to Hamburg. Not only is there a flourishing Hanseatic economy, Hamburg is also home to major media houses, advertising agencies and, of course, a correspondingly large number of real estate agents. Above all, the Elbphilharmonie with its unique architecture stands for Hamburg.

Hamburg property market: Overview

Many apartments, lofts and penthouses offer unique views. Perfect for people who work a lot and therefore seek relaxation within their own four walls. Hamburg is not only the hub of the global economy, but with a high standard of living, impressive architecture, a diverse culture and a good geographical location, it also offers an attractive place to live for families, singles, couples or entrepreneurs and investors.

• Real Estate Hamburg

Living in Hamburg: Popular districts & residential areas

The Hanseatic city, Germany’s pearl in the north, is full of life and forms a centre for business and lifestyle. While the Elbe suburbs inspire with their proximity to the shore and the many villa districts, HafenCity and Speicherstadt enjoy great popularity due to their central location. Historic Harvestehude, culturally upscale Uhlenhorst and charming Winterhude are also among the most attractive places to live in the city. Find out all about the prices per square metre and properties in Hamburg’s most sought-after districts here. Read more here: Living in Hamburg.

• Elbe suburbs
• HafenCity
• Harvestehude
• Speicherstadt
• Uhlenhorst
• Winterhude

House, apartment and land for sale in Hamburg

While Othmarschen and Rotherbaum impress with their historic charm, the residential areas of Blankenese and Rissen delight with their views of the Elbe. And the modern Hafen City and progressive Harvestehude also enjoy great popularity. Do you want to sell your apartment, your apartment building or your own property here? With our free guides on selling real estate in Munich, you’ll be well prepared. Plus: everything you need to know about property valuation, estate agents & the process. Click here for the overview: Selling real estate in Hamburg.

• Blankenese
• Rissen
• Othmarschen
• Port City
• Harvestehude
• Rotherbaum