real estate market munich
CategoriesReal estate markets in the Munich metropolitan region Research

In the residential segment, Munich is the most expensive real estate market in Germany, be it the rental market or the investment market.

Current figures for 4. quarter 2022:

  • new building, Average: 21,37 USD/m² (Q4:2022: 20,74 corresponds to EUR/m²: ca. +3%)
  • old building, Average: 17,77 USD/m² (Q4:2022: 17,74 corresponds to EUR/m²: ca. +0,2%)

The growth momentum continues, especially in new buildings. There are various reasons for this:

  • New buildings are not bound by the rent index.
  • New buildings usually have. about the best energetic standards.
  • Existing tenants often remain in their apartments, since they are from a lower (old) benefit rental level, this prevents you from changing and getting to the current rent level with a new contract.

Munich real estate market: buying and selling

The historically sharp rise in interest rates in a very short time is leaving a strong mark on the Munich real estate market. In recent years, sellers have been able to determine the transaction, the market has increasingly turned into a buyer's market.

In the market for new construction real estate the price of average 9.840 USD/m² (Q3/ 2022) on 9.410 USD/m² (Q4/2022) dropped.

The situation is similar with existing properties. Here the average price fell from 7.790 USD/m² (Q3/2022) on 7.730 USD/m² (Q4/2022) please.

Outlook real estate market Munich

  • In particular, developments in the financing market will have a significant impact on future developments.
  • Living space in the Munich metropolitan region will be subject to strong demand due to demographic developments and net migration
  • Due to interest rate developments, buyers are pushing into rental markets, which additionally fuels the demand for housing for rent.
  • Many construction developments were stopped or canceled last year. We expect that to be the end 2023 / Beginning 2024 Due to the lack of completion of these projects, the demand for living space is extremely increased and it may lead to further state / municipal interventions.