Reno market rental trends report
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Over the past 3 to 6 months, rental prices in Munich have experienced a moderate increase, with average rents rising between 2% to 4% across most apartment types. This upward trend reflects continued high demand combined with limited housing supply in the city’s competitive rental market. Contributing factors include population growth, sustained economic activity, and a shortage of new rental developments, particularly in central locations. As of Q2 2025, the current median rent in Munich stands at approximately €1,650 for a one-bedroom apartment. In the second quarter of 2025, the average cold rent in Munich is €19.30 per square meter, reflecting a steady increase in rental costs. This marks a 2.1% rise compared to the previous quarter. Rental prices in Munich remain well above the German national average of €13.45 per square meter.
Apartment listings
Below are some recent listing examples. The Munich rental market is fast-pacing and it might happen that some of these listings and no longer available.
Studio
- Rent: €1,344 per month
- Sqm: 36 m²
1 bedroom
- Rent: €1,750 per month
- Sqm: 71,59 m²
2 bedroom
- Rent: €2,224 per month
- Sqm: 85 m²
3 bedroom
- Rent: €2.920 per month
- Sqm: 105 m²
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