Most Expensive Cities in Germany 2026

München tops Germany's property market at €642,394 median sale. Chemnitz anchors the other end at €65,611.

Data updated Jun 27, 2026
#CityMedian sale priceRent medianYieldSamplesIncome (hh)Other metrics
1München€642,394€1,195/mo2.2%4,364 / 4,904
2Frankfurt am Main€509,947€1,019/mo2.4%1,439 / 2,709
3Freiburg im Breisgau€498,961€698/mo1.7%410 / 579
4Heidelberg€470,275€746/mo1.9%286 / 402
5Hamburg€469,055€795/mo2.0%2,316 / 5,309
6Potsdam€459,289€746/mo1.9%418 / 512
7Wiesbaden€429,992€980/mo2.7%682 / 896
8Düsseldorf€398,863€883/mo2.7%1,564 / 2,100
9Mainz€398,863€698/mo2.1%457 / 652
10Berlin€398,253€785/mo2.4%11,095 / 12,788
11Köln€368,956€795/mo2.6%1,516 / 3,703
12Münster€367,735€698/mo2.3%348 / 688
13Stuttgart€365,294€1,000/mo3.3%1,519 / 2,489
14Regensburg€348,814€678/mo2.3%238 / 399
15Lübeck€342,101€610/mo2.1%288 / 332
16Augsburg€325,011€766/mo2.8%705 / 646
17Karlsruhe€325,011€776/mo2.9%433 / 611
18Darmstadt€320,128€844/mo3.2%233 / 477
19Ingolstadt€318,907€717/mo2.7%295 / 340
20Mannheim€295,103€746/mo3.0%514 / 1,177
21Bonn€287,169€698/mo2.9%499 / 713
22Nürnberg€285,337€698/mo2.9%682 / 1,158
23Würzburg€274,962€688/mo3.0%114 / 262
24Braunschweig€268,248€659/mo3.0%324 / 571
25Solingen€259,703€678/mo3.1%201 / 307
26Rostock€259,703€502/mo2.3%176 / 267
27Hannover€249,938€698/mo3.4%786 / 1,441
28Oberhausen€248,717€531/mo2.6%153 / 396
29Leverkusen€248,717€844/mo4.1%158 / 271
30Fürth€248,107€785/mo3.8%186 / 198
31Aachen€245,665€639/mo3.1%326 / 900
32Mülheim an der Ruhr€238,951€590/mo3.0%207 / 299
33Osnabrück€234,069€746/mo3.8%147 / 348
34Dresden€224,914€600/mo3.2%927 / 1,453
35Oldenburg€224,914€698/mo3.7%169 / 252
36Bielefeld€223,082€629/mo3.4%244 / 700
37Bremen€218,810€600/mo3.3%576 / 797
38Dortmund€218,810€600/mo3.3%417 / 1,634
39Essen€215,148€570/mo3.2%729 / 1,620
40Kassel€215,148€570/mo3.2%115 / 332
41Krefeld€204,771€600/mo3.5%244 / 558
42Bochum€199,888€560/mo3.4%244 / 815
43Leipzig€199,888€629/mo3.8%1,678 / 2,604
44Kiel€199,888€600/mo3.6%249 / 553
45Ludwigshafen am Rhein€199,278€698/mo4.2%308 / 385
46Hamm€199,278€492/mo3.0%64 / 149
47Halle (Saale)€196,837€433/mo2.6%122 / 1,286
48Wolfsburg€188,902€580/mo3.7%165 / 555
49Erfurt€169,982€550/mo3.9%85 / 293
50Mönchengladbach€168,761€649/mo4.6%260 / 617
51Wuppertal€166,930€560/mo4.0%403 / 999
52Hagen€162,047€482/mo3.6%133 / 457
53Herne€129,698€502/mo4.6%72 / 352
54Gelsenkirchen€124,815€443/mo4.3%185 / 925
55Magdeburg€124,815€463/mo4.5%294 / 1,375
56Duisburg€98,571€502/mo6.1%469 / 1,363
57Chemnitz€65,611€346/mo6.3%545 / 2,776

3 rows flagged as potential outlier (yield outside 2–12%). Verify sample size before relying on these.

Methodology

Data combines aggregated asking-price statistics from public real-estate portals, official government transaction data, national price indices, demographics, and income statistics. Ranks cover cities with a sufficient market-data sample. Rankings refreshed weekly.