Altbau apartment with stucco near Kollwitzplatz
Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
By ·Jonas Becker

Berlin is Germany’s creative capital, with a large renter population and relatively moderate prices for a European capital. Rent regulation shapes the rental market, while purchase prices have stabilised.
Altbau apartments with high ceilings and stucco, post-war blocks and new developments make up Berlin’s housing. Each Kiez has its own character, from Prenzlauer Berg’s family streets to Kreuzberg’s multicultural energy.
The U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams and buses cover the city, and cycling is common. BER airport is about 30 minutes from the centre.
In 2026 the median sale price is about €380K, roughly €5,300 per square metre, and a typical 2-bedroom rental costs about €1,450 a month. Prices are up 2.8% on a year ago and homes take around 66 days to sell, which points to strong demand.
Most residents rent, and tenancies are strongly protected, which affects how investors treat the market. Buyers should check the Energieausweis and the Hausgeld (monthly building fee).


Walk score86 / 100
Typical sale price
$413KTypical rent
$1,576/moBerlin is growing steadily rather than sharply. Well-priced homes still sell within weeks, but there is room to negotiate on listings that have sat for longer than the local median.
Indicative figures from our listings and transactions.


4 current listings in Berlin. Hover or tap a price for details.
Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
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Kreuzberg, Berlin
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Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
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Kreuzberg, Berlin
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Agent, Berlin

Berlin, Germany

Berlin, Germany
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