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Munich's Hotterstraße Named Germany's Most Expensive Street at Nearly €16,000 Per Square Meter

Immowelt study highlights Munich's dominance in German real estate, with nine of its ten priciest streets located in the affluent Bogenhausen district.

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Ein Wohnhaus in Rotherbaum: In dem Stadtteil befinden sich die teuersten Straßen Hamburgs. (Archivbild)
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Overview

  • The Hotterstraße in Munich’s Altstadt-Lehel leads Immowelt’s national ranking with an average offer price of €15,891 per square meter, nearly double the citywide average of €8,249.
  • Nine of Munich’s ten most expensive streets are concentrated in the upscale Bogenhausen district, with Möhlstraße ranking second at €15,378 per square meter.
  • The study, conducted using hedonic analysis of offer prices, focused on Germany’s 15 largest cities and included only streets with at least 20 residential addresses.
  • Munich's real estate market far outpaces other German cities, with only Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Cologne having any streets priced above Munich's average.
  • The findings underscore the stark price disparities within Munich, where exclusivity and location drive extreme property values.