Berlin Property Prices and District Guide

What do you have to consider when buying an apartment in Berlin? Our guide answers the most important questions.

Dr. Chris is a former Senior Economist and Manager at the IMF and The World Bank. He is a Hypofriend Co-founder.

Published on Jul 15, 2020 Published on Jul 15, 2020 . Updated 7 months ago

Dr. Chris is a former Senior Economist and Manager at the IMF and The World Bank. He is a Hypofriend Co-founder.

Berlin is not just the largest city in Germany, it is also characterized by its diversity and internationalism. However, the real estate market in Berlin is one of the most attractive in Germany. Although property prices in the capital have been rising for years, they are starting from a very low level. That is why property prices are still moderate compared to a European-wide level.

Does buying an apartment in Berlin make sense?
Property prices in Berlin
Finding an apartment in Berlin
Buying an apartment in Berlin
Purchase fees in Berlin
Necessary documents for buying a property in Berlin
Property prices by districts of Berlin
Property prices in Berlin-Mitte
Property prices in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
Property prices in Neukölln
Property prices in Tempelhof or Schöneberg
Property prices in Charlottenburg or Wilmersdorf
Property prices in Steglitz and Zehlendorf
Property prices in Spandau
Property prices in Reinickendorf
Property prices in Pankow
Property prices in Lichtenberg
Property prices in Marzahn-Hellersdorf
Property prices in Treptow-Köpenick
Rental returns in Berlin
Real estate trends in Berlin

Dr. Chris Mulder

Dr. Chris is a former Senior Economist and Manager at the IMF and The World Bank. He is a Hypofriend Co-founder.

first-time-buyers

KFW 300: Great Subsidy for Energy-Efficient Houses in Germany

KFW 300 is in principle a very attractive program; it comes with interest rates as low as 0,01 % and very high loan amounts, of up to 270.000 €. You may be able to save 60.000 € in interest payments and even more if you invest the savings.

first-time-buyers

KFW loans and conditions for 2024 and how it applies to your German mortgage

If you are planning to buy your first existing or new home in Germany, build or buy a new climate friendly home, or renovate a property, you should always take a look at KFW loans and subsidies. Your mortgage advisor should always check if and how much it helps.

first-time-buyers

Baukindergeld: Extra benefit for new homeowners with kids

Baukindergeld is a state subsidy (12K euros over 10 years per child) for families and single parents who want to buy their first home in Germany.

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