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Munich is booming: Germany's most expensive streets are in Bogenhausen!
Munich tops the list of the most expensive properties in Germany. Current study shows prices per square meter and top locations.
Munich is booming: Germany's most expensive streets are in Bogenhausen!
Munich is known for its high quality of life, but real estate prices here are also rising rapidly. A current study by Immowelt has now identified the most expensive streets in the Bavarian capital. It turns out that Munich has the highest rents and property prices in Germany. The most expensive properties here cost up to 15,000 euros per square meter. It is noteworthy that nine of the ten most expensive streets in Munich are in the Bogenhausen district, a district valued for its beautiful villas and natural surroundings.
The data from the Immowelt study is based on residential property advertisements and was collected on May 1, 2025. The study only considered streets with predominantly residential use and a minimum number of 20 addresses. The average price for real estate in Munich is 8,249 euros per square meter, which is exorbitantly high compared to other German cities. In Nuremberg, for example, the price is 3,579 euros, in Stuttgart it is 4,614 euros, in Berlin it is 4,828 euros and in Essen it is only 2,629 euros.
The most expensive streets in Munich
Below are the most expensive streets in Munich, all of which have notable prices per square meter:
| Street | Price per square meter (€) |
|---|---|
| Hotterstraße, Altstadt-Lehel | €15,891 |
| Möhlstrasse, Bogenhausen | €15,378 |
| Laplacestrasse, Bogenhausen | €15,063 |
| Friedrich-Herschel-Strasse, Bogenhausen | €15,038 |
| Mauerkircherstrasse, Bogenhausen | €14,923 |
| Pienzenauerstrasse, Bogenhausen | €14,833 |
| Flemingstrasse, Bogenhausen | €14,764 |
| Lamontstrasse, Bogenhausen | €14,699 |
| Cuvilliestrasse, Bogenhausen | €14,582 |
| Holbeinstrasse, Bogenhausen | €14,488 |
Hotterstrasse in Altstadt-Lehel remains the frontrunner with a price of 15,891 euros per square meter, which is 93% above the average price for real estate in Munich. The other two most expensive streets, Möhlstrasse and Laplacestrasse in Bogenhausen, are also very popular at 15,378 euros and 15,063 euros. The study also shows that in other cities such as Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Cologne the prices in the most expensive streets are even higher than the average price in Munich.
In conclusion, it can be said that Munich is not only one of the most expensive but also one of the most sought-after places to live in Germany. The future-oriented planning and investments in the Bavarian capital seem to be further inspiring this trend. Over 50% of the most expensive properties are located in the sought-after district of Bogenhausen, which impresses with its magnificent villas and attractive living environment.
Further details about the study and the comparison with other German cities can be found on the website tz.de and abendzeitung-muenchen.de to find.