Average Rental Yield in Munich: 2.59 %Calculated as the average over the last 10 years based on publicly available market statistics and the evaluations of the Expert Committee (Gutachterausschuss) for Munich.
⌀ Value growth in Munich: +5.22 %Calculated as the average of the last 10 years based on publicly available market statistics and the evaluations of the Expert Committee (Gutachterausschuss) for Munich.
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Market data as of: May 2026·updated every 12 months
Market data for Munich at a glance: purchase prices for houses and flats, rents, and land values, each with a history of several years. The basis is publicly available statistics and analyses from the valuation committees.
Location & living in Munich
Munich is the capital of the Free State of Bavaria and Germany's most populous and densely populated municipality. It forms the core of the Munich metropolitan region, home to approximately 6.2 million people, and is considered a global city, a hub for culture, politics, science, and media. Munich hosts numerous authorities, corporations, universities, theatres, and Bavaria's only stock exchange. The city attracts international tourism due to its architecture, protected monuments, sports events, trade fairs, and the Oktoberfest. For property buyers and owners, this signifies a location within a significant economic and cultural centre.
Brief overview: Munich is an attractive location for owners, buyers, and tenants, as the municipality benefits from its location, accessibility, and quality of life. When marketing a property, it is important to present not only the object itself but also its surroundings in a compelling way. This includes, among other things, infrastructure, residential location, transport links, local amenities, leisure value, and the general development of the Munich location. Real estate agents in Munich with over 15 years of experience. Anyone looking for an experienced real estate agent in Munich expects more than just the publication of an advertisement. A realistic valuation, a suitable marketing strategy, high-quality documentation, professional communication with prospective buyers, and secure contract processing are crucial. This is exactly where we come in. As real estate agents in Munich, we support owners with sales, lettings, and
Houses Ø/m²
9,850 €
Apartments Ø/m²
10,450 €
Rent avg/m²
21.80 €/m²
Standard land value Ø/m²
4,200 €
House purchase price development
Current average purchase price per m² for houses in Munich: 9,850 €/m²
House prices in Munich have risen significantly over several years — driven by its proximity to Munich, high demand for family-friendly home ownership, and limited supply. Strong increases until 2022 were followed by a slight correction in 2023/2024, before the market recently showed renewed strength.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2015
6,250 €/m²
–
2016
6,650 €/m²
+6.4 %
2017
7,100 €/m²
+6.8 %
2018
7,650 €/m²
+7.7 %
2019
8,250 €/m²
+7.8 %
2020
8,750 €/m²
+6.1 %
2021
9,250 €/m²
+5.7 %
2022
9,700 €/m²
+4.9 %
2023
9,900 €/m²
+2.1 %
2024
9,850 €/m²
-0.5 %
Apartment purchase price development
Current average purchase price per m² for apartments in Munich: 10,450 €/m²
Apartments in Munich have also shown a positive long-term price development. It was particularly dynamic between 2017 and 2022. Since 2023, a noticeable calming has been observed — albeit without significant price decreases. The limited supply continues to support the price level to this day.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2015
5,850 €/m²
–
2016
6,250 €/m²
+6.8 %
2017
6,750 €/m²
+8 %
2018
7,350 €/m²
+8.9 %
2019
8,050 €/m²
+9.5 %
2020
8,650 €/m²
+7.5 %
2021
9,250 €/m²
+6.9 %
2022
9,850 €/m²
+6.5 %
2023
10,100 €/m²
+2.5 %
2024
10,450 €/m²
+3.5 %
Apartment rental price development
Current average rent per m² in Munich: 21.80 €/m²
Rents in Munich have continuously increased in recent years. The development was particularly dynamic between 2018 and 2022. In 2023/2024, the increase continued at a more moderate pace — a sign of an already high rental level with stable demand.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2015
14.20 €/m²
–
2016
14.80 €/m²
+4.2 %
2017
15.50 €/m²
+4.7 %
2018
16.30 €/m²
+5.2 %
2019
17.10 €/m²
+4.9 %
2020
17.80 €/m²
+4.1 %
2021
18.60 €/m²
+4.5 %
2022
19.50 €/m²
+4.8 %
2023
20.60 €/m²
+5.6 %
2024
21.80 €/m²
+5.8 %
Land values & Plot prices
Current average land value per m² in Munich: 4,200 €/m²
The land value in Munich has developed significantly upwards — a reflection of the quality of the location and its proximity to the Munich market. Plots are scarce, and demand is structurally high. Strong increases until 2022 were followed by a brief consolidation before values stabilised.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2015
2,450 €/m²
–
2016
2,650 €/m²
+8.2 %
2017
2,900 €/m²
+9.4 %
2018
3,150 €/m²
+8.6 %
2019
3,450 €/m²
+9.5 %
2020
3,700 €/m²
+7.2 %
2021
3,950 €/m²
+6.8 %
2022
4,150 €/m²
+5.1 %
2023
4,250 €/m²
+2.4 %
2024
4,200 €/m²
-1.2 %
Market analysis & Classification
The real estate market in Munich remains a clear seller's market overall, even if the momentum has slowed somewhat compared to the boom years. Demand for housing remains high, supported by a strong labour market, international appeal, limited new construction, and a permanently tight supply of land. For buyers, this means: good properties in sought-after locations are sold quickly; while price negotiations are possible again more frequently than in 2021/2022, they generally remain limited. For sellers, the price level remains attractive, especially for energy-efficient, modernised, and well-connected properties. For capital investors, Munich remains interesting despite the high entry level, as rental demand is broad and stable. The rough gross rental yield range is usually around 2.2 % to 3.4 % gross, depending on the location, property condition, and price level; in peripheral locations or for smaller units, slightly higher values can occasionally be achieved. The real estate prices in Munich in relation to the rental prices in Munich are particularly relevant, as the yield expectation is derived from this. Overall, the market is suitable for long-term oriented buyers who value stability, lettability, and substance. However, anyone wanting to buy a house in Munich or buy an apartment in Munich should carefully check the high entry prices, potential renovation costs, and the differentiated micro-locations.
Data analysis: Price development & yield
The data from recent years paints a clear picture of price movements for Munich within the Bavarian market and its strong integration. For detached and terraced houses in Munich, the average purchase price moved from 6,250 €/m² in 2015 to the current 9,850 €/m² (2024) — a total change of +57.6 % over 9 years, which corresponds to an average value increase of +5.2 % p.a. The previous peak was reached in 2023 at 9,900 €/m²; since then, the market has corrected by -0.5 % — a typical pattern in many German mid-sized markets following the interest rate turnaround. Condominiums in Munich started at around 5,850 €/m² in 2015 and are now at 10,450 €/m² (+78.6 % over 9 years, Ø +6.7 % p.a.). They are therefore often suitable as an entry into home ownership or as a capital investment with a manageable ticket size. The average net cold rent in Munich developed from 14.20 €/m² (2015) to the current 21.80 €/m² — +53.5 % over 9 years or Ø +4.9 % p.a. For landlords, the continuous rent increase ensures a predictable adjustment to inflation and operating costs. The standard land value (Bodenrichtwert) in Munich rose from 2,450 €/m² (2015) to the current 4,200 €/m² (+71.4 % in 9 years) — an essential indicator of the structural location quality and local demand for building land. Based on current values, a rented condominium in Munich results in a calculated gross rental yield of around 2.5 % — without taking into account vacancy, maintenance, and ancillary purchase costs. Experience shows that realistic net yields are 0.8 to 1.5 percentage points lower. For owners in Munich considering a sale or letting, an individual, data-based valuation is the most important first step — it replaces estimates from online calculators that cannot reflect micro-location, energy efficiency, and property substance. FREITAG® provides this valuation free of charge and without obligation.
Rental yield range (approx.): 2.2 – 3.4 % gross.
These market data are regularly updated and reviewed at least every 12 months based on current statistics and expert committee data.
Munich compared to Bayern
Current market values in Munich compared to the median of all municipalities in Bayern.
Key figure
Munich
Bayern (Median)
Difference
Houses Ø
9,850 €/m²
3,650 €/m²
+169.9 %
Flats Ø
10,450 €/m²
3,850 €/m²
+171.4 %
Rents Ø
21.80 €/m²
9.80 €/m²
+122.4 %
Price development in Munich — last 10 years
Annual average values for purchase prices (houses & flats) and rents in Munich, each including the change compared to the previous year.
Year
Houses Avg/m²
YoY
Flats Avg/m²
YoY
Rent Avg/m²
YoY
2015
6,250 €/m²
–
5,850 €/m²
–
14.20 €/m²
–
2016
6,650 €/m²
+6.4 %
6,250 €/m²
+6.8 %
14.80 €/m²
+4.2 %
2017
7,100 €/m²
+6.8 %
6,750 €/m²
+8 %
15.50 €/m²
+4.7 %
2018
7,650 €/m²
+7.7 %
7,350 €/m²
+8.9 %
16.30 €/m²
+5.2 %
2019
8,250 €/m²
+7.8 %
8,050 €/m²
+9.5 %
17.10 €/m²
+4.9 %
2020
8,750 €/m²
+6.1 %
8,650 €/m²
+7.5 %
17.80 €/m²
+4.1 %
2021
9,250 €/m²
+5.7 %
9,250 €/m²
+6.9 %
18.60 €/m²
+4.5 %
2022
9,700 €/m²
+4.9 %
9,850 €/m²
+6.5 %
19.50 €/m²
+4.8 %
2023
9,900 €/m²
+2.1 %
10,100 €/m²
+2.5 %
20.60 €/m²
+5.6 %
2024
9,850 €/m²
-0.5 %
10,450 €/m²
+3.5 %
21.80 €/m²
+5.8 %
Source: FREITAG® Immobilien's own market research based on publicly available statistics and expert committee evaluations.
FAQ about real estate in Munich
Frequently asked questions about buying, selling, financing, and living in Munich — concisely answered.
🧭 Local Prices & Market in Munich
The average purchase price for houses in Munich is currently around 9,850 €/m² living space.A typical detached house with 140 m² therefore corresponds to a market value of approximately 1,379,000 €.The actual house price in Munich is significantly determined by the year of construction, energy condition, plot size, and quality of location within Bavaria.A thorough valuation ensures a market-appropriate classification and avoids both under- and overpricing.
In Munich, the average square metre price for houses is 9,850 €/m² and for condominiums is 10,450 €/m². Rents average 21.80 €/m² of living space, and the standard land value is around 4,200 €/m². This positions Munich at a market-typical level in comparison to Bavaria. Within the municipality, values vary significantly depending on micro-location, year of construction, and condition of the property.
With an average purchase price of 10,450 €/m² for condominiums and an average rent of 21.80 €/m², the calculated gross rental yield in Munich is approximately 2.5 %. The approximate market range is between 2.2 % and 3.4 % gross, depending on location, year of construction, energy efficiency, and tenant structure. For capital investors, particularly well-rentable existing apartments with a low vacancy risk and stable rental levels in Munich are of interest. The net yield, after deducting non-apportionable management costs, is typically 0.5 – 1.0 percentage points lower.
The average standard land value in Munich is currently around 4,200 €/m². It represents the location value for undeveloped building land determined by expert committees and forms the basis for valuations, loan-to-value ratios, and inheritance or gift tax. Within Munich, the standard land value varies significantly depending on micro-location, development land status, and degree of development — central locations and established residential areas achieve noticeable premiums, while rural or peripherally located areas are traded at correspondingly lower prices. A property-specific valuation also considers plot size, topography, and developability.
The average net rent in Munich is currently around 21.80 €/m² per living area. For a typical 70 m² apartment, this corresponds to a monthly net rent of approximately 1,526 €, and for 90 m², around 1,962 €. Actual rental prices depend heavily on the year of construction, renovation status, energy efficiency, floor, balcony/terrace, parking space, and specific location within Munich. In addition, there are utility costs, typically 2.50 – 4.00 €/m² for heating, water, waste collection, and communal electricity.
At the current average square metre price of 10,450 €/m² for condominiums, the following guide values apply to Munich: A 2-room apartment with 55 m² is around 575,000 €, a 3-room apartment with 75 m² is around 784,000 € and a 4-room apartment with 100 m² is around 1,045,000 €. As rent, this corresponds to a net rent in 21.80 €/m² of approximately 1,199 € (2 rooms), 1,635 € (3 rooms) or 2,180 € (4 rooms) per month. Renovated first-occupancy or new-build apartments in Munich regularly achieve higher prices, while simpler existing properties from the 1960s/70s are correspondingly lower.
With a current standard land value of approximately 4,200 €/m², the following approximate plot values result in Munich: 500 m² ≈ 2,100.000 €, 700 m² ≈ 2,940.000 € and 1,000 m² ≈ 4,200,000 €. Actual plot prices deviate, sometimes significantly, upwards or downwards depending on location, development status, buildability (GRZ/GFZ), hillside location, and status as future building land. Building land in central residential areas and in new development areas regularly achieves premiums in Munich compared to the average standard land value.
Between 2015 and 2024, prices in Munich developed as follows: Houses from 6,250 €/m² to 9,850 €/m² (+57.6 %), Condominiums from 5,850 €/m² to 10,450 €/m² (+78.6 %), Rents from 14.20 €/m² to 21.80 €/m² (+53.5 %). This development reflects both national market trends and the specific demand situation in Munich.
In Munich, demand for real estate is at a typical level for the region, moving at In Munich. Energy-efficient flats and family-friendly houses in quiet locations are sold particularly quickly. Capital investors specifically look for easily rentable existing properties with a manageable vacancy risk. Properties priced at market value regularly achieve comparatively short marketing times.
🏡 Buying real estate in Munich
The path to the right property in Munich begins with a clear requirements profile: living space, plot, location, energy condition, and budget. In addition to the large online portals, it is worth contacting a local real estate agent — many attractive properties between 9,850 €/m² (houses) and 10,450 €/m² (flats) are brokered through personal networks (so-called "off-market properties"). We support buyers with viewings, valuations, document checks, and financing arrangements.
Munich offers moderate square metre prices (9,850 €/m² for houses, 10,450 €/m² for flats) and a gross rental yield range of 2.2 % – 3.4 %. The municipality has has an intact structure. For owner-occupiers, Munich offers a high quality of life at fair prices — for investors, a region with sustainable rental potential.
In Munich, almost all types of properties can be found: detached houses, semi-detached houses, terraced houses, condominiums in apartment buildings (Ø 10,450 €/m²), and building plots with land values starting from around 4,200 €/m².The spectrum also includes existing properties for renovation, apartment buildings for investors, and rental apartments from 21.80 €/m².The corresponding marketing strategies are equally diverse.
Property purchase in Munich follows a clear process: search, viewing, document review (land register, energy performance certificate, declaration of division), financing commitment, purchase price negotiation, notarised purchase agreement, priority notice of conveyance, purchase price payment, and transfer of ownership in the land register.With an average house price of 9,850 €/m², a careful valuation is essential.Typically, 6 – 12 weeks pass from the notary appointment to the handover.
💰 Financing & Costs in Munich
When buying property in Munich (Bavaria), approximately 9 – 12% in ancillary purchase costs are incurred: real estate transfer tax (3.5 – 6.5% depending on the federal state), approx. 1.5 – 2.0% for the notary and land registry, and potentially the real estate agent's commission, which has been split equally between buyer and seller since 2020.For a house price of around 1,379,000 €, this amounts to several tens of thousands of Euros extra. A complete cost breakdown should be definitively available before the notary appointment.
For a sound financing in Munich, banks recommend at least the ancillary purchase costs (around 9 – 12 %) and 10 – 20 % of the purchase price as equity. For a detached house at around 1,379,000 €, this totals approximately 15 – 30 % equity. The higher the equity share, the better the conditions. Full financing is possible, but more expensive and tied to a good income. KfW subsidies can further reduce the required equity.
For property purchase in Munich, classic annuity loans from local banks (Sparkasse, Volksbank, Raiffeisenbank), supra-regional mortgage banks, and online financiers are available. Additionally, KfW programmes (e.g., Home Ownership 124, energy-efficient renovation 261), building savings contracts, and Wohn-Riester can be included. For property prices around 9,850 €/m², comparing several offers is worthwhile — interest rate differences of 0.2 % often make a five-figure difference over 20 years.
📈 Property sales in Munich
A successful real estate sale in Munich is based on a market-driven valuation (houses approx. 9,850 €/m², flats approx. 10,450 €/m²), professional documents (exposé, floor plans, energy performance certificate, high-quality photos), targeted marketing via regional portals, real estate agent network, and, if applicable, off-market approach. Equally important are honest communication, prepared viewings, and secure contract processing with the notary. We accompany owners from the initial valuation to the handover of keys — structured and discreetly.
The average marketing period in Munich is 3 – 6 months, calculated from the start of the commission until notarisation. Owner-occupied flats priced appropriately for the market and with good energy efficiency are often sold within 6 – 10 weeks, detached houses in popular locations within 2 – 4 months. Properties requiring renovation or those priced too high significantly prolong the process. Additionally, there are 6 – 12 weeks from the notary appointment until the transfer of ownership.
The valuation in Munich is carried out according to the recognised procedures of the ImmoWertV: comparative value method (for flats and typical houses), asset value method (for detached single-family houses), and income capitalisation method (for rented multi-family houses). The basis for this is current comparable sales, land values (approx. 4,200 €/m² in Munich), year of construction, condition, energy efficiency, plot size, and micro-location. The result is a verifiable market value as a basis for the sales price strategy and negotiation.
Selling without a real estate agent is generally possible in Munich, but it comes with risks: incorrect pricing, unprofessional documentation, high time commitment, lack of negotiation experience, and legal pitfalls. An experienced real estate agent handles property valuation, marketing, credit checks of interested parties, negotiations, and notary preparation. For typical sale prices, the commission, split equally, regularly justifies itself through a potentially higher sale price achieved and significantly less effort for the owner.
📍 Location & Life in Munich
Munich is located in Bavaria and offers its inhabitants a mix of manageable structures and solid provision of schools, doctors, retail, and clubs. The combination of moderate property prices (9,850 €/m² for houses), intact infrastructure, and a natural environment makes Munich a balanced residential location.
Munich offers typical local infrastructure: schools, kindergartens, general practitioners, pharmacies, retail, and adequate transport links to the surrounding centres. This basic provision is equally relevant for families, commuters, and best agers, and supports the sustainable value development of the local property market.
Munich is particularly suitable for families looking for affordable home ownership (houses approx. 9,850 €/m²) in a nature-rich environment, as well as for commuters to the surrounding economic centres. Best-agers also appreciate the quiet residential quality with intact amenities. Capital investors benefit from stable rental demand (21.80 €/m²) and a gross rental yield range of 2.2 % – 3.4 %.
Property Annuity (Immobilienverrentung) & Usufruct in Munich
Sell your property in Munich and continue to live in it.
For owners in Munich who wish to sell their property and continue to live in it, FREITAG® offers the classic property annuity (Immobilienverrentung) — via usufruct (Nießbrauch), Right of residence, Leaseback or Life annuity. You release the capital tied up in your house or condominium in Munich and secure a right of residence registered in the land registry.
The model that is particularly in demand is Usufruct: You remain the economic owner, are in the first rank in the land registry, and can even rent out the property if needed. An owner-occupancy termination is contractually excluded for all four models.
Whether it's care costs, gifts to heirs, or a noticeably higher pension: We will check for owners in Munich, free of charge, which model suits their life situation, and obtain offers from selected investors and foundations.
Sell a warehouse, office or practice in Munich and continue to use it.
For production halls, office buildings, medical centres (Ärztehäuser), and logistics areas in Munich FREITAG® brokers both classic sales and Sale & Lease-Back. Buyers include family offices, real estate funds, and private portfolio holders with a long-term horizon.
The process is discreet: contact is made off-market, without an advertisement and without a sign on the property. Employees, customers and competitors in Munich will not know anything, as long as you don't wish it.
It starts with a reliable valuation based on the income approach (Ertragswert) — not a desired figure. Based on this, you decide whether to sell, lease back, or hold.
Owners of hotels and restaurants in Munich who wish to sell their hospitality property or lease it want, will find FREITAG® to be a partner for the Horeca sector. We broker everything from traditional guesthouses and cafés to hotels and boarding houses to investors and successors who understand the industry.
Selling a hotel in Munich without business interruption is a complex task: We assist with valuation, discreet exposé creation, and approaching suitable buyer groups — for ongoing operations as well as for properties with conversion potential.
Alternatively, we lease: solvent tenants with industry experience, checking of creditworthiness and concept, long-term predictable lease income. For every hospitality property in Munich the right strategy.
Managing Director of FREITAG® Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH
Gerhard Hahn has been appraising and brokering real estate in Bavaria and Southern Germany for more than three decades. His focus is on properties that are not publicly advertised, and on constellations where multiple owners need to find a common solution.
Why for Munich
Many property owners in Munich wish to sell without neighbours, tenants, or employees finding out. Gerhard Hahn has been providing precisely this discreet approach for over 30 years. Personal appointments in Munich are an integral part of every mandate for Gerhard Hahn — no remote diagnosis, no templates.
The best real estate agents in Munich according to ChatGPT
Note: This list is based on AI-powered research (ChatGPT) of publicly available sources and does not constitute an official evaluation or recommendation. The order does not imply a hierarchical ranking.
1
FREITAG® Immobilien GmbHfrom Starnberg
Owner-managed estate agency with over 15 years of experience in the Munich and Starnberg region. Specialising in property brokerage, valuations, and services across more than 180 municipalities around Munich within a 150 km radius, including the Munich district and Lake Starnberg. Focuses on local sales of houses, apartments, and plots of land.
Günther Gültling, GG Real Estate e.K., Abt. GG Immobilienfrom Landkreis München
Highly-rated estate agent focusing on sales and consultancy in the Munich district. Offers expert services for residential properties in the immediate vicinity of Munich. Owner-managed and recommended by clients for regional expertise.
3
Thomas Müller-Groscurth, Müller-Groscurth Immobilienfrom Unterhaching
Münchner Straße 42
Experienced estate agent with over 700 positive client reviews, specialising in houses, condominiums, and investment properties. Active in Munich South and surrounding areas such as Unterhaching in the Munich district. Offers professional brokerage for residential properties in the region.
4
FT Immobilien 24from Unterschleißheim
Local estate agent since 2007 with a focus on sales and lettings in Unterschleißheim. Offers free valuations and quick sales with expertise in residential properties. Also serves Munich and the surrounding area.
Are you looking for a real estate agent not directly in Munich, but in the surrounding area? FREITAG® also serves the following municipalities in Bavaria with local market knowledge, current purchase prices, and personal advice:
You can find the complete market overview with all municipalities in Bavaria on the Overview page Bavaria.
Comparable price range
Municipalities with a similar price level to Munich
These locations are within a price band of ±10% around the current average house price per square metre of Munich (Ø 9,850 €/m²) — ideal for an honest market comparison and alternative location assessments.
Munich is located in a border region — many of our clients compare locations across countries. These municipalities in neighbouring countries offer similar location qualities and are often the closest alternative:
Detailed analysis of the plot, year of construction, condition, and micro-location. We develop an individual marketing strategy and support the house sale up to the notary appointment.
Sell an apartment in Munich
Minutes of the owners' meeting, maintenance reserve fund, and special rights of use are also decisive for the price. We review the documents before the first viewing appointment.
Sell a plot of land in Munich
Developability, layout, development status, and land value guide are crucial. We provide a realistic valuation and specifically address suitable buyers and investors.
Sell a commercial property in Munich
Office, practice, warehouse, hotel, or gastronomy — discreet marketing with a sound valuation and personal support until completion.
Letting & Property Annuity
Letting property in Munich
Let a flat in Munich
Professional market placement, well-considered tenant selection, and legally sound documents for a smooth letting of your flat.
Letting a house in Munich
Detached houses, semi-detached houses, or terraced houses appeal to different target groups — we ensure the appropriate presentation and solvent tenants.
Property Annuity (Immobilienverrentung) in Munich
We calculate how much a registered right of residence (Wohnrecht) reduces the purchase price — and whether property annuity (Immobilienverrentung) is worthwhile for you compared to a traditional sale.
Property Valuation in Munich
Comparative value, intrinsic value (Sachwert) or income approach (Ertragswert): We select the appropriate method for the property and disclose the derivation, instead of just stating a number.
Personal Consultation
Would you like to sell or let your property in Munich?
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