Rent index: residential area 2024
View on the mapAggregated residential area classification from the Berlin rent index (Mietspiegel) 2024 per planning area. For exact €/m², see the official rent index calculator. The classification is based on location, transport links, local amenities and residential surroundings.
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Source
- Provider
- gdi.berlin.de
- Licence
- dl-de/by
- Data as of
- June 2024
- Objects
- 542
Values
- Scale
- 1 simple, 2 medium, 3 good, 4 very good, 5 prime location (rent index definition)
Calculation
Aggregated residential area classification from the Berlin rent index (Mietspiegel) 2024 per LOR planning area, derived from the IBB housing market report. Ordinal scale from simple to prime location.
- Aggregation
- LOR planning area
- Maintenance
- Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing, Rent index office (Mietspiegel-Geschäftsstelle)
- Update frequency
- every two years (rent index cycle)
Gaps in coverage
- Only one value per planning area. Block-level micro-locations disappear.
- Commercial and mixed-use areas may appear without a residential area entry.
Not included
- Only the official rent index calculator (Mietspiegel-Rechner) at mietspiegel.berlin.de gives exact €/m².
- No statement on housing quality in the sense of “living better or worse”.
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Frequently asked questions
Rents depend on year of construction, fittings, location and reference dates. The Berlin Mietspiegel provides ranges per residential area and age-of-building class, not point values per address. On the methodology page we link to the official Mietspiegel calculator.
The standard land value (Bodenrichtwert) describes an average land price per square metre, verified by the Berlin Committee of Valuation Experts (Gutachterausschuss). The Mietspiegel describes the local comparative rents for housing. Both values apply to areas, not to individual addresses.