Impressive rents in Nymphenburg

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The most sought-after houses in the city can be found in Nymphenburg. The residents reside in the area of ​​the palace roundabout in a truly royal location. The entire complex is a listed building, and the five cavalier houses are privately owned. A gardener is superfluous here, as you can simply stroll around the palace park.

Rents per square meter range between 18 and 28 euros. Those who want to buy a property must expect to pay up to 18,000 euros per square meter. Prices and rents in Nymphenburg are expected to double in the next ten to 20 years.

Prinzenstraße, with its old trees, is also a beautiful chile mobile database part of Munich. If you buy there, you'll have to pay 7,250 euros per square meter, and if you rent it, it'll be around 20 euros. Properties on Gutenbergstraße are very rare - the predicted increase in value for the future is around 75 percent.

A place to stay: Lehel
The charm of Lehel is unique and certainly has a certain village character. However, the prices are hardly village-like. St. Anna Square is particularly popular - those who get the chance to rent or buy a property there usually stay there.

But Lerchenfeldstrasse, with its lush greenery, is also one of the most popular streets in Lehel. A medium increase in value is predicted there over the next 20 years. Rents currently cost between 15 and 20 euros per square meter, and purchase costs between 4,750 and 5,200 euros.

Liebigstrasse is also exclusive, although there are hardly any vacant properties to be found there. Seitzstrasse is also expected to have a great future, with the increase in value there expected to be up to 70 percent over the next 20 years.