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Luxurious duplex apartment in a nearest suburb of Munich — Baldham — Vaterstetten

840,000 €

Total area: 150 m²3 bedrooms

Cozy one bedroom apartment with terrace in the center of Munich, Maxvorstadt district

469,000 €

Total area: 61 m²1 bedroom1 separate bathroom

Apartments for sale in Munich. Profitable apartment with parking space in the house with pool in Munich, West Schwabing, close to the Olympiapark. High rental potential

Profitable apartment with parking space in the house with pool in Munich, West Schwabing, close to the Olympiapark. High rental potential

447,000 €

Total area: 58 m²1 bedroom1 separate bathroom

Student apartment with yield of 4% in a new residential complex, Munich, Germany

299,000 €

Total area: 31 m²1 separate bathroom

Three-bedroom apartment in prestigious area of Munich, Germany

1,200,000 €

Total area: 121 m²3 bedrooms2 separate bathrooms

Commercial apartment in the central part of Munich, Germany

310,000 €

Total area: 36 m²

Rental apartment in a new condominium, Munich, Germany

180,000 €

Total area: 24 m²1 separate bathroom

Apartment with yield of 2,7%, Munich, Germany

340,000 €

Total area: 64 m²1 bedroom1 separate bathroom

Flat with yield of 1,4% in the central part of Munich

335,000 €

Total area: 37 m²1 separate bathroom

Apartment with yield of 1,8% in the center of Munich

335,000 €

Total area: 37 m²1 separate bathroom

Commercial apartment with yield of 4%, Munich, Germany

285,000 €

Total area: 37 m²1 separate bathroom

One-bedroom apartment, Munich, Germany

357,000 €

Total area: 55 m²1 bedroom1 separate bathroom

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Need to know in Munich

Apartments in Munich. Prices for flats in Munich

Apartments in Munich are profitable and attract investments as real estate prices in Bavaria's capital are constantly on the rise. Munich has also the highest rental rates in the country so real estate can show cumulative yields reaching 23%.

Flats in Munich are the most expensive in Germany. A small studio of 30 sq m can sell for €5,500/sq m on average. €250,000–400,000 can buy a more spacious two-bedroom apartment in Munich. Buying prices for three-bedroom apartments start at €400,000.

Au-Haidhausen and Bogenhausen are the most expensive districts with apartments for sale at €8,500/sq m and €8,000/sq m respectively. Apartments for sale in Munich in the central historic districts of Altstadt-Lehel, Glockenbach and Maxvorstadt are also in demand. The green and respectable Harlaching is a popular borough in the south of Munich with many new residential complexes in forest areas priced at €7,500/sq m on average.

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