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Residential Market Munich — Figures Compared by Source

What 4 research houses currently report on the residential market in Munich — rents, yields, vacancy and investment volume side by side, rather than scattered across separate reports. Where the figures disagree it is usually a matter of differing definitions, so they are shown per source and never averaged.

Rents — Residential, Munich

SourceTypeValuePeriodQuoted from report
C&W Residential MarketBeat GermanyPrime31.6 EUR/m²/monthQ4 2025prime new-build: €31.60/m²
Catella ResearchAverage24.9 EUR/m²/monthQ1 2026The most expensive rental city in Germany – Munich – average rent currently stands at €24.90
C&W Residential MarketBeat GermanyAverage22.4 EUR/m²/monthQ4 2025existing: €22.40/m²
Berlin HypAverage20.24 EUR/m²/monthFY 2023vor allem in München (20,24 Euro)

Range across all sources: 20.24 to 31.6 EUR/m²/month. The gap is mostly a matter of differing definitions (Average, Prime), so these values are not directly comparable.

Yields — Residential, Munich

SourceTypeValuePeriodQuoted from report
BNP Paribas RE MarktberichteNet initial3.5 %H1 2026München 3,50%
Catella ResearchPrime3.9 %Q1 2026Prime yields in Germany range between 3.90% in Munich and 5.10% in Leipzig

Range across all sources: 3.5 to 3.9 %. The gap is mostly a matter of differing definitions (Net initial, Prime), so these values are not directly comparable.

Underlying market reports

Every figure on this page comes from one of the published market reports below, and is shown with the sentence it was taken from.

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AI-generated: figures extracted automatically from the source reports and not manually verified. Each value shows its original quote.