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Rent Price Tracker

Interactive market view for German cities: compare current rents, inspect trend development since 2020 and estimate required household income.

  • City comparison
  • Trend visualization
  • Income calculator

City comparison

Pick a city. The right side updates trend, benchmark and income impact instantly.

Rent trend per m²

Cold rent per square meter over time

Current
€13.0/m²
Change since 2020
+30%
Difference vs city average
+3.2%
202020212022202320242025

Solid line: selected city · dashed line: average of all cities · City average: €12.6/m²

Ranking by rent level

2025 value · cold rent per m²

  • 01. München

    €20.6/m²
  • 02. Frankfurt am Main

    €16.0/m²
  • 03. Stuttgart

    €15.1/m²
  • 04. Hamburg

    €13.1/m²
  • 05. Berlin

    your selection€13.0/m²
  • 06. Düsseldorf

    €12.9/m²
  • 07. Köln

    €12.6/m²
  • 08. Nürnberg

    €11.2/m²
  • 09. Hannover

    €10.4/m²
  • 10. Dresden

    €8.9/m²
  • 11. Leipzig

    €8.8/m²
  • 12. Dortmund

    €8.5/m²

How much income do you need?

Rule-of-thumb calculator for apprenticeship/junior level: warm rent should usually stay between 30–40% of net household income.

55 m²
Household
Budget mode
35%

Recommended net income per earner

€2,546

Estimated warm rent

€891

Cold rent

€715

Estimated gross household income

€3,691

Compared to local median net income

€2,546 / €2,850

89.3% of local median net income per earner

Market pressure

Demanding but realistic

Formula: cold rent + flat 3.20 €/m² utilities. Gross estimate uses 1.45 multiplier.

Dataset: realistic 2025 demo values based on publicly reported asking rents (e.g. ImmoScout24/Statista, no live API).