Prenzlauer Berg
District · Berlin · Germany
Beautifully restored late-19th-century blocks, squares and cafés, the Mauerpark and Kulturbrauerei; popular with young families.
Overview
Good for
Families, cafés and old buildingsWatch out for
High rents and fierce competition for flatsNeighborhoods
Rent
The average net rent in Prenzlauer Berg was €8.41/m² per month in 2022, 10% above the Berlin average. It is the 20th most expensive of 96 districts.
| Estimated monthly rent | € / month |
|---|---|
| 1-bedroom (~50 m²) | ≈ €421 |
| 2-bedroom (~75 m²) | ≈ €631 |
| 3-bedroom (~100 m²) | ≈ €841 |
Estimate = average net cold rent × size, without heating and service charges. The census covers all existing leases; rents for new lets are usually much higher. Source: Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis) – Zensus 2022, Gitterzellen.
- 5.94–7.05
- 7.05–7.46
- 7.46–7.98
- 7.98–8.41
- 8.41–9.61
Getting around
- U-Bahn: Eberswalder Straße, Senefelderplatz (U2); trams M1, M10
Similar rent in other cities
- Bergstedt · Hamburg · €8.42/m²
- Bilderstöckchen · Cologne · €8.42/m²
- Zeilsheim · Frankfurt · €8.42/m²
- Weiterer Innenstadtgürtel West/Nord/Ost · Nuremberg · €8.39/m²
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Buildings
- Wohnstadt Carl LegienErich-Weinert-Straße, Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg · 1930
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