Munich's rents are no longer the highest in Germany!
According to a recent national rental comparison, Munich, the Bavarian capital, is no longer the most expensive city in Germany to rent in. pearl apartments In 2019, rents increased by 1.8 percent. Although rents in Germany continue to increase, they are not growing as rapidly as in previous years, according to a recent study from the Research and Consulting Company for Housing, Real Estate, and the Environment (F+B). Every year, F+B compiles a rent index by analyzing cold rents charged for average 65 square meter flats in municipalities and cities with a population of at least 20.000 people. According to this year's survey, which covered 351 cities and municipalities, prices increased by 1.8% in 2019, a 0.4% decrease from the previous year, to an average of 7,04 euros per square metre. Stuttgart has overtaken Berlin as Germany's most expensive capital. Although rents in Berlin's eastern suburbs, Potsdam, Dresden, and Schwerin are still lower than the nation...