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Renting in Augsburg

A new lease costs 14.09 € per m², the 9th highest of 37 cities, up 4.4% on a year ago in a balanced market.

Bayern. Data up to June 2026.

  • 850€/moA 60 m² flat, cold. Half of listings: 12.55 to 16.77 € per m².
  • +28%Change over five years. +4.4% in the last 12 months.
  • 19.9%Rent burden. Share of what two average residents earn after tax (2023).
  • +6.0%Forecast, next 12 months. Likely 14.57 to 15.32 € per m².

The market in brief

Augsburg’s median asking rent sits at 14.09 €/m², up 4.4 % year‑on‑year and 28.1 % over the past five years, placing the city ninth among the 37 most expensive German markets. The 60 m² benchmark rent is 845 € per month, while the asking premium over existing rents is 66 %.

The market remains balanced with a 2.1 % vacancy rate, but tightness is evident: listings stay on the market for only 24 days and just 27 % are let within a week. Affordability is pressured, as rent‑burden for two residents reaches 19.9 %.

A model estimate forecasts the median asking rent to rise to 14.94 €/m² in 12 months, within a range of 14.57 – 15.32 €/m², implying a 6 % increase.

AI-writtenWritten by an AI model (openai/gpt-oss-120b). Every number was checked against the data before publishing.
The facts this summary was allowed to use
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How Augsburg compares

Each dot is one of the 37 cities; blue is Augsburg. Hover a grey dot to see which.

Asking rent14.09 €/m² · 9th most expensive of 37
6.10 €/m²23.23 €/m²
Change in the last 12 months+4.4% · 15th fastest rise of 37
-2.0%+9.3%
Rent burden (60 m², two residents' income)19.9% · 4th least affordable of 37
8.8%21.9%
Extra for a new lease vs. 2022 tenants+66% · 5th largest gap of 37
+16%+98%
Days a listing stays online24 days · 10th fastest market of 37
21 days61 days

Where rents in Augsburg are heading

The solid line is the median each month; the dashed line and band are the model's forecast. In a year, a 60 m² flat would most likely be listed at about 900 € a month, against 850 € today.

Median asking rent in Augsburg, € per m²

Monthly, with the 3, 6 and 12-month forecast and its 80% range. Use the menu to compare another city.

AugsburgForecast80% range
Source: GREIX Mietpreisindex; ImmoDash forecast model.
How to read this chart

The band widens further into the future because uncertainty grows with time. In back-tests, about 8 out of 10 real outcomes fell inside bands like this one.

Not every street costs the same

The 2022 census recorded rents on existing leases for every 100 by 100 metre square. Darker blue is more expensive. These are existing contracts, cheaper than today's asking rents, but the pattern of dear and cheap areas is the same.

Rent per 100 m square, Augsburg

Average net cold rent on existing contracts, May 2022, on a street map. Hover for values; drag to move.

Source: Zensus 2022 grid data (100 m); squares with too few flats are left out. Basemap: OpenFreeMap, © OpenMapTiles, map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
How to read this chart

The colour scale runs from the cheapest 2% to the most expensive 2% of squares, so a few extreme squares don't wash out the rest. A blank area means no or too few rented flats there (parks, industry, water) or the census suppressed the value.

How fast flats are let

A listing in Augsburg stays online for about 24 days, and 1 in 4 flats are gone within a week. Fewer means more competition: have your documents (SCHUFA, payslips) ready before you view.

The census found 2.1% of flats empty and available (), while the population grew +2.8% in five years. That makes the market balanced on our .

Days a listing stays online

Rolling average over four quarters. Lower means a faster, tighter market.

Source: GREIX market-pressure data.

What would a flat in Augsburg cost you?

Starts at a typical two-person household in Augsburg. Drag to use your own.
A 60 m² flat in Augsburg is advertised at about
850 €per month, cold

Half of all listings: 750 € to 1,010 €. Heating and running costs come on top.

Comfortable20% of your income
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That is within the common rule of thumb that rent should take no more than 30% of net income.[1] If the trend holds, the same flat would be listed at about 900 € a year from now (likely between 870 € and 920 €).

The same 60 m² flat in all 37 cities. The dashed line is 30% of your income (1,280 €).
500 €750 €1,000 €1,250 €30% budgetChemnitz: 370 €Gelsenkirchen: 450 €Hamm: 490 €Duisburg: 510 €Wuppertal: 540 €Dresden: 570 €Bochum: 570 €Essen: 580 €Dortmund: 580 €Brunswick: 590 €Bocholt: 600 €Mönchengladbach: 600 €Bielefeld: 600 €Leipzig: 600 €Erfurt: 600 €Mettmann district: 650 €Kiel: 680 €Hanover: 680 €Bremen: 680 €Aachen: 690 €Rhein-Erft district: 720 €Lübeck: 740 €Mannheim: 750 €Nuremberg: 770 €Karlsruhe: 810 €Bonn: 810 €Münster: 840 €Wiesbaden: 840 €Augsburg: 850 €Düsseldorf: 870 €Potsdam: 870 €Berlin: 910 €Hamburg: 930 €Cologne: 930 €Stuttgart: 960 €Frankfurt: 1,050 €Munich: 1,390 €Augsburg
Your pick Within 30% Over 30%

It stays within 30% of your income in 36 of 37 cities. Noticeably cheaper options: (370 €), (450 €) and (490 €).