Commission-free properties from private in Stuttgart

Stuttgart in "Schwobaländle" - center of flourishing economic power and high quality of life

Stuttgart owes its special charm to a fascinating mixture of flourishing economic life and a colorful cultural landscape, as well as to the Swabians' own cozy serenity. A good glass of wine from the local vineyards and Swabian cuisine with Kässpatzen, Maultaschen + Co. are part of the particularly high quality of life that precedes the city's reputation.

Life in Stuttgart

Stuttgart captivates with an almost Mediterranean flair due to its charming urban landscape with hills and vineyards that stretch almost to the city center. Whether using public transportation or your own car, Stuttgart's unique infrastructure means that distances are much shorter than in other German metropolitan areas.

Working in Stuttgart

Stuttgart is one of the economically strongest industrial locations and is one of the most innovative high-tech locations in Germany and Europe. In addition to large companies such as Daimler, Porsche and Siemens, which have their headquarters in Stuttgart, around 1,500 small and medium-sized companies make up the Stuttgart Speckgürtel, which is one of the centers of German medium-sized businesses.

Living in Stuttgart

The city is one of the greenest major cities in Europe. Only a few Stuttgart residents live further than two kilometers from green spaces, parks or vineyards. Stuttgart's core city lies idyllically embedded in the so-called valley basin of vineyards. In the exclusive top locations, the prices to be paid are comparable to those of Munich. Properties from privateownersare scarce due to the tight supply and high demand.

Rental prices in Stuttgart

The average rental price in Stuttgart is currently 11.20 €/m². Rents for both houses and apartments have risen continuously since 2011. Commission-free offershavetherefore been in hot demand on the housing market in Stuttgart for years.

Development of purchase prices for apartments in Stuttgart from 2011 - 2014 - as of May 2014

Development of purchase prices for houses in Stuttgart from 2011 - 2014 - as of May 2014

In view of this price trend, properties without brokerage costs are in particularly high demand for both tenants and buyers.

Outlook in Stuttgart

Because Stuttgart has hardly any building land reserves due to its location in the valley basin and the demand for living space has clearly exceeded the supply for years, the city has for some time been investigating whether, following the example of Hamburg and Berlin, houseboats on the Neckar could also provide a way out for the lack of living space in Stuttgart.

In 2013, single-family homes in sought-after prime locations were traded at enthusiast prices, in some cases exceeding 3.5 million euros. According to our estimates, this trend will continue to intensify in the coming years for both tenants and buyers due to the economic boom in Stuttgart. If you find a property that does not incur brokerage costs, you are making a real bargain on the real estate market in Stuttgart. We support you in this.