Real Estate: Buyers Save the Most in the Munich Surrounds
Those who buy outside of the Bavarian state capital can live significantly more affordably. An exclusive study shows where the prices for commuters are the cheapest - and how long the additional commute pays off.
The housing market in the Munich area is experiencing a slowdown, with prices falling by 2.4% over the past year to €6,070 per square meter. In the affluent Landkreis Miesbach, prices have dropped by over 8% to €7,246 per square meter, with experts citing a saturation effect after a surge in demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. In contrast, areas such as Dachau and Karlsfeld offer more affordable options, with prices rising slightly in Dachau and offering a significant price advantage for commuters.
A study by the Postbank and HWWI found that buying a home in certain areas, such as Germering, Olching, and Puchheim, can offer a long-term price advantage due to their proximity to Munich and good transportation links.
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