Berg am Laim

District · Munich · Germany

An eastern district between old housing and new developments such as Baumkirchen Mitte, next to the Werksviertel with its clubs and the big Ferris wheel.

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Overview

Good for

Good rail links and new flats

Watch out for

Railway and road noise

Neighborhoods

  • Berg am Laim
  • Baumkirchen Mitte
  • Werksviertel

Rent

The average net rent in Berg am Laim was €11.44/m² per month in 2022, 11% below the Munich average. It is the 22nd most expensive of 25 districts.

Estimated monthly rent€ / month
1-bedroom (~50 m²)≈ €572
2-bedroom (~75 m²)≈ €858
3-bedroom (~100 m²)≈ €1,144

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.

Rent €/m²
  1. 11.02–11.74
  2. 11.74–12.24
  3. 12.24–12.89
  4. 12.89–13.85
  5. 13.85–15.90

Getting around

  • S-Bahn: Berg am Laim; U-Bahn: Josephsburg, Innsbrucker Ring

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