Berlin Housing Observatory · 2026 edition

Berlin Furnished Rental Market Observatory

Name: FlatHunt Berlin Furnished Rental Market Observatory
Creator: FlatHunt

A regularly updated public resource on furnished and medium-term rental prices, availability and housing conditions across Berlin.

Published by: FlatHunt Research Coverage: Berlin Segment: Furnished & medium-term rentals Last updated: 10 September 2026

Listing observations7,930FlatHunt observed dataset

Median monthly rent — apartments€2,150Apartment listings only

Median monthly rent — rooms€700Room / shared-flat listings only

Anmeldung indicated96.5%Among listings with known status

Source labeling standard — every figure is attributed by data type.

FlatHunt Data External Market Benchmark Official / Open Data

Market overview

Berlin market at a glance

FlatHunt tracks Berlin’s furnished and medium-term rental market across several housing types: apartments (1-room, 2-room and 3+room), studios and rooms.

Latest observations

Current market snapshot

FlatHunt Data

Rent levelMedian advertised rent is €1,495 (IQR €779–€2,390). Median €/m² is €33.85 where floor area is known.

Supply7,930 active furnished / medium-term observations across 6 providers in this snapshot.

Affordability32.3% of priced listings are under €1,000; 50.2% are under €1,500.

Registration96.5% of known Anmeldung fields indicate registration is possible (6,752 of 6,996).

Near-term availability50.5% of listings with a parseable availability date are available within 30 days.

How to read this page

Data provenance is part of the product

Transparency

Current FlatHunt observationsInventory, budgets, apartment types, availability and listing attributes.

Historical market contextExternal data is never presented as FlatHunt’s historical dataset.

Official public dataMay support contextual maps or structural Berlin housing information.

Asking rents, not contractsAdvertised furnished prices are not signed-contract rents and are not interchangeable with the Berlin Mietspiegel.

Price geography

Where observed furnished asking rents are higher

Each coloured area is an official Berlin Ortsteil. It shows the median asking rent of FlatHunt observations matched to that neighbourhood — never an individual apartment or exact listing coordinate.

Click an Ortsteil to open current listings in FlatHunt. Areas with fewer than five plausibly priced observations are shown muted. Exact listing coordinates are never published.

Read this map carefully. A difference between two Ortsteile can reflect apartment size, housing type, provider mix and included services — not geography alone.

Districts

Rental conditions across Berlin

District-level comparison of currently observed furnished listings. Apartment and room medians are calculated separately; cells with fewer than 20 listings in that housing type are marked as a small sample.

District comparison

Median monthly rent, with median €/m² in parentheses

FlatHunt Data

District	Apartments Median rent (€/m²)	Rooms Median rent (€/m²)	Listings
Mitte	€2,200(€35.29/m²)	€720(€45.36/m²)	2,242
Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg	€2,036(€33.20/m²)	€760(€44.18/m²)	1,334
Pankow	€2,199(€32.49/m²)	€720(€43.85/m²)	1,104
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf	€2,300(€32.50/m²)	€710(€46.78/m²)	992
Neukölln	€2,042(€33.08/m²)	€710(€41.15/m²)	547
Treptow-Köpenick	€1,690(€31.77/m²)	€630(€36.06/m²)	494
Tempelhof-Schöneberg	€2,190(€30.56/m²)	€670(€38.20/m²)	374
Lichtenberg	€1,200(€35.29/m²)	€683(€49.03/m²)	281
Steglitz-Zehlendorf	€2,230(€29.29/m²)	€640(€44.29/m²)	231
Spandau	€2,385(€28.67/m²)	€590(€34.50/m²)	156
Reinickendorf	€1,936(€29.73/m²)	€620(€24.50/m²)	130
Marzahn-Hellersdorf	€2,100(€26.64/m²)	€660(€43.16/m²) n<20 rooms	34

Bars compare apartment median rent among districts with at least 20 apartment listings. Sample thresholds apply independently to apartments and rooms.

Budget

What renters can find at different budgets

Share of currently priced FlatHunt observations within practical monthly budget thresholds. Includes apartments and rooms.

FlatHunt Data

32%

Listings under €1,000

Share of priced inventory under this practical entry threshold. 2,562 of 7,925 priced listings.

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FlatHunt Data

50%

Listings under €1,500

A practical benchmark for students, researchers and relocation planning. 3,977 of 7,925 priced listings.

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FlatHunt Data

61%

Listings under €2,000

Shows how the available search pool expands when the budget increases. 4,828 of 7,925 priced listings.

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Rental conditions

Registration, pets and observed availability

Listing attributes that matter to international offices and relocation teams. Percentages use only observations where the relevant field is known.

FlatHunt Data

97%

of qualifying listings indicate that Anmeldung is possible (6,752 of 6,996 known). This is an observed listing attribute, not a guarantee by FlatHunt.

Current availability

Move-in horizon among listings with a parseable date

FlatHunt Data

3,779Available within 30 days

3,706Later than 30 days (known date)

445Availability date unknown

19%Pets allowed among known

Lower-priced market segment i€779Lower quartile (25th percentile) of priced furnished listings in this snapshot

FlatHunt Data

Housing context for students and newcomers

32.3% of priced listings sit under €1,000. Anmeldung is indicated on 96.5% of known observations. Among districts with at least 20 listings, the currently lowest medians include Spandau (€640), Reinickendorf (€808), Treptow-Köpenick (€816).

Apartment types

Rent by apartment type

Median asking rents by housing type. Apartments are broken down by room count, while shared-flat rooms are shown separately.

Rent by apartment type

Median rent, size, median €/m² and sample

FlatHunt Data

Type	Median rent	Median size	Median €/m²	Listings
Apartments	€2,150	65 m²	€33.10	5,230
1-room	€1,651	—	€0.00	1,238
2-room	€2,290	—	€0.00	1,241
3+ rooms	€2,790	—	€0.00	1,656
Studio	€1,260	31 m²	€40.91	1,095
Room	€700	20 m²	€42.17	2,700

Rent trend

Berlin asking rent over time

Comparison of Berlin’s regular rental market and furnished temporary housing over time. The chart contrasts net cold asking rent per m² with furnished all-in asking rent per m², which includes utilities and other service-related costs. Latest published medians for 2025: 15.78 €/m² (regular) and 24.14 €/m² (furnished temporary).

Historical rent benchmark

IBB (regular rentals) & Berlin Senate (furnished temporary) · median asking rent €/m²

External Market Benchmark

Regular rental (net cold)

Furnished temporary (all-in)

Furnished temporary rents are shown as all-in rents. The all-in rent includes net cold rent per m², operating and heating costs, electricity, internet, and in some cases additional costs such as final cleaning, service fees, or concierge services. This broader cost coverage is why the furnished (all-in) series sits above the regular rental (net cold) series.

Source: IBB Wohnungsmarktbericht 2025, Investitionsbank Berlin; VALUE Marktdatenbank, calculations by RegioKontext GmbH. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Visualization by FlatHunt.

Source: Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing, Parliamentary Paper 19/26285 (2026). Data: VALUE Marktdatenbank; calculations by RegioKontext GmbH. Visualization by FlatHunt.

Official context

Residential-location classification

The map shows the official Wohnlage classification used in the Berliner Mietspiegel 2026, which classifies the wider residential environment of each address as Simple (einfache Wohnlage), Average (mittlere Wohnlage) or Good (gute Wohnlage) based on characteristics of its surroundings compared with other locations across Berlin. It describes the residential location, not the quality or condition of an individual apartment or building, and is not an official rent-price layer.

Click an Ortsteil to open current listings in FlatHunt. Hover for official Wohnlage shares. Address results appear in the panel on the right.

Source: Berlin Open Data — Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung, Bauen und Wohnen.

Dataset: Wohnlagen nach Adressen zum Berliner Mietspiegel 2026.

Validity stated by the catalogue: 28 May 2026 to 28 May 2028.
License: Datenlizenz Deutschland – Zero – Version 2.0.
Visualization by FlatHunt. Retrieved by FlatHunt: 11 August 2026.

For information only. FlatHunt is not an official Berlin service. For authoritative Wohnlage information, consult the official Berliner Mietspiegel 2026 street directory or the Berlin Mietspiegel service.

District	Official addresses	Simple (einfache Wohnlage)	Average (mittlere Wohnlage)	Good (gute Wohnlage)
Treptow-Köpenick	48,991	43%	51.9%	5.2%
Pankow	48,557	10.8%	73.9%	15.3%
Steglitz-Zehlendorf	46,291	1.4%	51.9%	46.7%
Reinickendorf	41,608	35.8%	45.3%	18.9%
Marzahn-Hellersdorf	39,753	20.1%	54.9%	25%
Tempelhof-Schöneberg	35,308	27.8%	62.9%	9.3%
Spandau	33,994	47.5%	38.8%	13.7%
Neukölln	31,092	63.8%	36.3%	0%
Lichtenberg	23,030	34.5%	59.5%	6%
Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf	22,760	9.5%	32.5%	58%
Mitte	17,636	49.6%	13.1%	37.3%
Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg	11,485	27.5%	37.3%	35.2%

Historical context

External context and FlatHunt baseline

External history provides market context at launch. FlatHunt’s proprietary series begins with the August 2026 baseline and will expand as new monthly snapshots are collected.

Source: IBB Wohnungsmarktbericht 2025, Investitionsbank Berlin; VALUE Marktdatenbank, calculations by RegioKontext GmbH. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Selected data visualized by FlatHunt.

Historical market benchmark

IBB Berlin asking rent (net cold)

External

Period	€/m²
2012	€7.20
2013	€7.84
2014	€8.21
2015	€8.50
2016	€9.00
2017	€9.77
2018	€10.32

Period	€/m²
2019	€10.45
2020	€10.14
2021	€10.55
2022	€11.54
2023	€13.99
2024	€15.74
2025	€15.78

FlatHunt data history

Proprietary snapshots

FlatHunt Data

Period	Median rent — apartments	Median rent — rooms	Observations
September 2026	€1,522	€699	4,074

Download aggregated market data

Machine-readable outputs with methodology version, sample size and quality flags — aggregated statistics only, not the underlying listing database.

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Methodology

Transparent methodology

For universities, journalists and institutional partners, this is not secondary content. It is designed to make the data transparent, reproducible and easier to cite responsibly.

What is measured

Furnished and medium-term residential rental listings in Berlin observed through FlatHunt’s participating provider and platform coverage. One compact research state is retained per provider listing; descriptions, media and raw provider payloads are not copied into history.

Reporting window

Public figures use the latest canonical monthly market snapshot, sourced from a completed daily aggregate (observedAt). A provider matures for 90 days before it can enter a comparable historical cohort.

Comparability index

Historical change uses a mature, healthy provider cohort so new feeds and temporary provider failures do not appear as organic market movement. Provider volume anomalies are quality-flagged.

Median rent

Headline rent metrics use the median so unusually expensive listings do not dominate the result. Asking rents are observations, not signed contract rents.

Advertised rent

Figures are advertised monthly asking rents as supplied by providers. Utilities and service bundling can differ across sources.

Duplicate handling

Listings are unique within a provider. Cross-provider deduplication is not claimed in methodology version fh-observatory-v3.

Sample thresholds

District n-values are always published. Relative ranking bars are suppressed when sample size is below 20. Heatmap Ortsteile with fewer than five plausibly priced observations are suppressed.

Known-value denominators

Availability and attribute percentages exclude missing or unparseable fields instead of treating unknown values as positive.

External benchmarks

Third-party values are named, dated and linked to the original permitted source near the visualization.

Limitations

The dataset represents the furnished/medium-term market observed by FlatHunt, not every rental property in Berlin. Missing attributes never count as “no”.

“FlatHunt aggregates furnished and medium-term rental listings available through participating housing providers and platforms. The dataset therefore represents the market observed by FlatHunt rather than every rental property available in Berlin.”

Research archive

FlatHunt research reports

Quarterly and annual reports create outreach moments while this evergreen page remains the stable reference URL.

Quarterly reportQ3 2026

Berlin Furnished Rental Market

Publish after enough proprietary snapshots are available.

Coming soon →

Annual report2026

Berlin Furnished Rental Market

Annual review of rent, supply, districts and housing conditions.

Coming soon →

Data noteAnmeldung

Registration & Furnished Housing

A focused research note built around a FlatHunt-specific market attribute.

Coming soon →

Source library

Primary sources

FlatHunt combines its own market observations with official and institutional data. External sources are linked directly below.

Official · Senate · 2026Mietspiegel

Berlin Mietspiegel 2026

Official Berlin rent reference and methodology for residential-location classification.

Open official source →

Institutional · IBB · 2025IBB

Housing Market Report 2025

Berlin housing-market data and downloadable tables used for market context.

CC BY 4.0 Open report →

Official · Senate · 2026Senate

Parliamentary Paper 19/26285

Berlin Senate figures on furnished temporary housing, including the all-in asking-rent series shown on the rent-trend chart.

Open parliamentary paper →

Open data · BerlinWohnlage

Mietspiegel Wohnlagen 2026

Official address-level residential-location classifications used in the FlatHunt map.

DL-DE Zero 2.0 Open dataset →

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