Land values by city
What residential building land costs in 41 German cities by the standard land values (Bodenrichtwerte): the median per city, the middle half of the area and the change since the previous reference date. Each city has a page of its own with its districts.
Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg, Saxony, Rhineland-Palatinate, Schleswig-Holstein and the Saarland do not publish their land values as open vector data, so their cities are missing here. Cities whose zones name no districts follow later.
Berlin
| City | Median €/m² | Middle half | Since previous date |
|---|
| Berlin | 640 | 500 – 1,400 | −4.5% (2025) |
Bremen
| City | Median €/m² | Middle half | Since previous date |
|---|
| Bremerhaven | 170 | 160 – 180 | +41.7% (2021) |
Hamburg
| City | Median €/m² | Middle half | Since previous date |
|---|
| Hamburg | 657 | 475 – 1,056 | −4.2% (2025) |
Hessen
| City | Median €/m² | Middle half | Since previous date |
|---|
| Darmstadt | 1,050 | 850 – 1,150 | +5.0% (2022) |
| Wiesbaden | 1,000 | 850 – 1,250 | 0.0% (2022) |
| Kassel | 220 | 175 – 340 | +4.8% (2022) |
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
| City | Median €/m² | Middle half | Since previous date |
|---|
| Rostock | 350 | 280 – 470 | – |
| Schwerin | 145 | 120 – 175 | – |
Thüringen
| City | Median €/m² | Middle half | Since previous date |
|---|
| Jena | 385 | 315 – 530 | 0.0% (2024) |
| Erfurt | 265 | 215 – 345 | +1.9% (2024) |
| Gera | 68 | 53 – 79 | +4.6% (2024) |