Demand continues to grow stably on the real estate market in Berlin.

The square meter of second home construction in Berlin already costs an average of 3,100 euros (for comparison: in 2014, the costs for 1 m² amounted to 1,300 euros).

The price for apartments in new houses or in the start-up phase starts at 4,000 euros per m².

Who observes the following trends in the market of real estate in neighborhoods of Berlin: Berlin Center remains very prestigious, it is Mitte, Prenzlauer Berg, where property prices and rents are growing fastest. In these areas, the costs per square meter start from 3500 euros per m² and 5.000 euros per m² in the new building as well as in interesting fashionable areas in Berlin -.
Charlottenburg and Schöneberg small part of the excellent transport infrastructure and proximity to the western center of Berlin Kurfürstendamm

Also, the Grünewald and Tselendorf district is popular - this is the so-called analogue of Rublevka in Moscow

Their popularity is explained by their proximity to the park zone and numerous lakes and forests as well as the developed transport infrastructure

Next come the most popular among the districts of the German capital - Friedrichshain, Tiergarten, in the central part of Schöneberg, Steglitz, also Kreuzberg is developing very fast.

After the closure of the airport in Tegel, great views in Rainikendorf, this is a very green and quiet area in the north of Berlin.

In this long "backward" eastern outskirts of Berlin: There are areas such as Marzahn, which are very unattractive, due to its location and the poor Plattenbauten. Regions like Pankow or Köpenick have been developing very successfully in recent times.

The apartments here cost already 2,200-2,600 euros / m².

The prices in Berlin for new apartments with improved planning range from 5000-6000 Euro / m².

New buildings in the Berlin class can be purchased at an average price of 4500 Euro / m² to 5500 Euro per m². What the plots for individual construction are the variation in Berlin the prices are very high, but if all equal to take the average price for 1 m2, then it may be 1000 euros in Berlin and 500 euros per m² on the outskirts of Berlin.