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Real estate agent Frankfurt-Bornheim
Few Frankfurt districts embody the sought-after coexistence of big-city life and neighbourhood character as clearly as Bornheim. The Wilhelminian-era terraces along Berger Straße, the greenery of the Günthersburgpark and the ongoing upgrading of the whole quarter make every property here more than a mere investment. Selling in Bornheim means selling a way of life in one of the most desirable locations in Frankfurt's east — and it is precisely this substance that must be told correctly in a sale.
Who is the right real estate agent in Frankfurt-Bornheim?
KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Frankfurt-Bornheim. We sell apartments, houses and period properties around Berger Straße, the Günthersburgpark and the Bornheimer Hang, value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation — with local market knowledge and a curated register of Frankfurt buyers.
Property prices in Frankfurt-Bornheim (as of Q1–Q3 2026)
| Segment | Asking prices | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Houses | 4.500 €/m² – 5.900 €/m² | slightly rising to stable |
| Apartments | 6.000 €/m² – 7.100 €/m² | mixed, stable to slightly rising |
Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: ImmoReport (09/2026) · Immoportal (01.09.2026) · Homeday Preisatlas (Q1 2026) · Immowelt (Q1 2026).
Our read of the Frankfurt-Bornheim market
Bornheim shows a peculiarity typical of dense, inner-city locations: condominiums are on average offered at higher per-square-metre prices than houses — depending on the portal roughly €6,000 to €7,100 per m² versus about €4,500 to €5,900 for houses. For sellers this means the scarce, high-quality period stock at sought-after addresses such as the Günthersburgpark achieves top values of up to around €9,000 per m². Portal figures scatter considerably by method — so no statistic replaces an individual valuation, it only provides the frame. The ongoing upgrading of the quarter around Berger Straße remains the driver.
Sought-after locations in Frankfurt-Bornheim
Berger Straße / Alt-Bornheim
The central cultural and shopping mile with its Wilhelminian-era buildings, cafés, bars and traditional cider taverns. Around the historic Uhrtürmchen clock tower and its weekly market beats the heart of the district — city life meets period charm, and it is precisely this mix that drives demand.
Günthersburgpark-Umfeld
The coveted green setting around the Günthersburgpark, laid out in 1837, on the border with Nordend. Quiet, prestigious addresses with park views rank among the most sought-after in Bornheim — sellers here reach buyers who want greenery and city proximity at once.
Bornheimer Hang
The listed Ernst May housing estate of 1926–1930 shapes this residential development in the east of the district. Classic modernism, well-conceived floor plans and garden access make properties here especially attractive to enthusiasts and architecture lovers.
Planning to sell in Frankfurt-Bornheim?
You own a period apartment near Berger Straße, a house by the Günthersburgpark or a property in the Ernst May estate on the Bornheimer Hang? Every good sale starts with an honest number. We prepare your valuation personally — based on current Bornheim comparables, official land values and our on-the-ground market observation, not an algorithm. Free of charge, discreet and without obligation.
Frankfurt-Bornheim as a place to live
- Berger Straße runs through the entire district as a popular shopping and dining mile — historically nicknamed the "merry village" and today one of Frankfurt's liveliest boulevards.
- Greenery and history in close quarters: the Günthersburgpark of 1837 and the Friedberger Warte, a watchtower dating from 1478.
- The Uhrtürmchen clock tower with its regular weekly market and the Johanniskirche of 1778/79 shape the historic centre of Alt-Bornheim.
Connections
The U4 underground line runs beneath Berger Straße (Bornheim Mitte station) and links the district directly to Konstablerwache and the main station. The connection is complemented by the U7, tram lines 12 and 14 and several bus routes (including M32, M34 and M43).
Population: 30.859 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)
FAQs on selling in Frankfurt-Bornheim
How much does an apartment in Frankfurt-Bornheim cost?
Property portals list asking prices of roughly €6,000 to €7,100 per m² for apartments in Bornheim (as of 2026), reaching up to around €9,000 per m² in good locations. Houses are offered at about €4,500 to €5,900 per m². These portal figures scatter considerably by method — actual value depends on location, condition and fit-out, and an individual valuation beats any statistic.
Why are apartments in Bornheim more expensive than houses?
Bornheim shows an inverse price structure typical of dense, inner-city locations: the coveted, scarce period stock and the central position around Berger Straße push the per-square-metre prices of condominiums above those of houses on average. For apartment owners this is a favourable starting point — provided the price is realistically positioned against the market.
Is Bornheim well connected for commuters into central Frankfurt?
Very well. The U4 runs beneath Berger Straße and links Bornheim directly to Konstablerwache and the main station; it is joined by the U7, tram lines 12 and 14 and several bus routes. This connection is a key selling point and appeals particularly to professionals who want to live close to the centre yet in a lively quarter.
Which locations in Bornheim are especially popular with buyers?
Particularly sought after are the addresses around the Günthersburgpark on the Nordend border, the lively Berger Straße in historic Alt-Bornheim and the listed Ernst May estate on the Bornheimer Hang. Each location appeals to its own buyer pool — which is exactly what we tailor our marketing and outreach to.
Valuation
What is your property in Frankfurt-Bornheim worth?
Free, personal valuation — discreet and non-binding, usually within 24 hours.