Real Estate Market in Leverkusen
Live market data for Leverkusen, Germany. 425 active listings tracked daily.
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District Prices in Leverkusen
Median price per square meter by district
| District | Median Price/m² | Listings |
|---|---|---|
| Köln- | €5,622/m² | 7 |
| Quettingen-Biesenbach | €5,119/m² | 17 |
| Bergisch Neukirchen | €5,023/m² | 25 |
| Steinbüchel | €4,499/m² | 30 |
| Schlebusch | €4,110/m² | 56 |
| Neukirchen | €3,522/m² | 9 |
| Opladen | €3,504/m² | 26 |
| Wiesdorf | €3,445/m² | 47 |
| Rheindorf | €3,041/m² | 9 |
| Leverkusen | €2,906/m² | 40 |
| Manfort | €2,735/m² | 8 |
| Küppersteg | €2,336/m² | 16 |
| Lützenkirchen | €1,931/m² | 51 |
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