Frankfurt am Main · Rhine-Main
Real estate agent Frankfurt am Main
Hardly any property market in Germany is as fine-grained as Frankfurt's: more than €5,900 per m² separate the most expensive house value in Hausen from the cheapest in Griesheim — across a single city. This is exactly where local knowledge decides between success and mispricing. We bring the discretion and the solvent buyer pool of the Vordertaunus into the banking metropolis and translate your district into a defensible price — street by street, not by city average.
Who is the right real estate agent in Frankfurt?
KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Frankfurt am Main — rooted in the Taunus with a clear view of the banking metropolis. We sell houses, villas and condominiums in Westend, Nordend, Sachsenhausen and the other districts, value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation.
Property prices in Frankfurt (as of 08–09/2026)
| Segment | Asking prices | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Houses | 3.637 €/m² – 5.895 €/m² | sideways to slightly rising (−1.1 % to +4.3 % YoY depending on source) |
| Apartments | 4.983 €/m² – 7.448 €/m² | slightly declining to stable (approx. −0.4 % to −2.7 % YoY) |
Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: Immoportal (09/2026) · Engel & Völkers (09/2026) · ImmobilienScout24 (2026) · Immoverkauf24 (2026).
Our read of the Frankfurt market
The Frankfurt market is stable at a high level — in September 2026 Engel & Völkers describes a sideways movement with differentiated demand favouring quality properties. The divergence is telling: while portals mostly show sideways to slightly rising asking prices for houses (Immoportal +4.3 %, Engel & Völkers −1.1 %), apartment prices are softening (−0.4 % to −2.7 % YoY) and move at a high level between roughly €5,000 and €7,500 per m². For sellers this means: despite financing uncertainty, well-kept, well-laid-out properties still find their buyer — provided the price fits the district, not the headline.
Sought-after locations in Frankfurt
Westend
The city's most exclusive residential area: Wilhelminian villas between the Palmengarten, Goethe University and the banking district. Asking prices here reach around €9,000 per m² according to portal data — the very top of the Frankfurt market. Selling in the Westend means addressing a high-net-worth, internationally minded buyer pool.
Nordend
A sought-after period-building quarter with high living quality and short distances into the centre. In the premium segment — named alongside Westend and Sachsenhausen — asking prices of roughly €7,500 to €10,500 per m² are called. The Nordend particularly appeals to couples and families seeking urban period living without skyline noise.
Sachsenhausen
The largest district by area and population, set south of the Main and widely known for its apple-wine quarter. Its riverside position and mix of period buildings and green space keep demand in the premium segment stable. Buyers here value proximity to the water combined with a central connection.
Hausen & Griesheim
These two districts mark the full spread of the Frankfurt house market: according to Engel & Völkers (09/2026) the highest house value sits in Hausen at around €10,338 per m², the lowest in Griesheim at roughly €4,413 per m². Between these poles the district decides the price far more than any average figure.
Planning to sell in Frankfurt?
You own a Wilhelminian apartment in the Westend, a period house in the Nordend or a property with a Main view in Sachsenhausen? Every successful sale starts with the right figure for your district — not the Frankfurt average. We prepare your valuation personally, based on current asking values, location and condition, and position your property discreetly with a pre-registered, solvent buyer pool. Free of charge and without obligation.
Frankfurt as a place to live
- Germany's fifth-largest city with 760,656 inhabitants (as of 31 Dec 2025), spread over 248.31 km² on both banks of the Main and organised into 46 districts and 16 borough councils.
- The banking skyline shapes the cityscape like nowhere else in Germany, while the historic Altstadt — the smallest district — forms the city's historical core.
- The Palmengarten and Goethe University lie around the Westend, underlining the residential appeal of the western premium locations.
Connections
Frankfurt is itself the heart of the Rhine-Main region. The central station ranks among Germany's most important long-distance hubs, while a dense U-Bahn and S-Bahn network keeps journeys short within the city. Anyone moving in from the Taunus reaches the banking metropolis comfortably from all directions by S-Bahn or regional train.
Population: 760.656 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)
FAQs on selling in Frankfurt
How much does a house in Frankfurt am Main cost?
Property portals list asking prices of roughly €3,600 to €5,900 per m² for houses in Frankfurt (as of 08–09/2026), averaging around €4,800 per m². The spread by district is enormous, however: according to Engel & Völkers the highest house value sits in Hausen at around €10,338 per m², the lowest in Griesheim at roughly €4,413 per m². Actual value depends heavily on location, plot and condition — an individual valuation beats any statistic.
Which Frankfurt district is the most expensive?
The Westend is regarded as the most exclusive residential area, with asking prices around €9,000 per m². In the premium segment, Westend, Nordend and Sachsenhausen are named together at roughly €7,500 to €10,500 per m². For pricing your property, though, the specific street, construction year and condition matter more than the district name.
Is it worth selling a Frankfurt condominium in 2026?
Apartment prices remain at a high level of around €5,000 to €7,500 per m², even though portals show a slight decline of −0.4 % to −2.7 % year-on-year depending on the source. Engel & Völkers describes a stable market with demand for quality properties. Sellers should not wait for interest-rate relief but position at market level now — well-kept apartments in good locations continue to find buyers.
Why an agent from the Taunus for the Frankfurt market?
Because a large share of Frankfurt's solvent buyers and sellers move between the city and the Vordertaunus. We know both sides: the banking metropolis and the coveted surrounding addresses from Königstein to Kronberg. We also maintain a curated register of high-net-worth prospects and bundle valuation, marketing and potential refurbishment from a single source.
Valuation
What is your property in Frankfurt worth?
Free, personal valuation — discreet and non-binding, usually within 24 hours.