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Real estate agent Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen
No Frankfurt district is as layered as Sachsenhausen — the city's largest by both area and population. Between the villa plots on the Lerchesberg, the late-19th-century façades north of Schweizer Straße and the apple-wine taverns of Alt-Sachsenhausen lie whole worlds, and the prices spread just as widely. Reading precisely these north-south differences is our job: selling here calls for an agent who values each street individually — not the district on average.
Who is the right real estate agent in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen?
KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen — from the Lerchesberg villa district and the period terraces around Schweizer Straße to the Museum Embankment. We sell houses, apartments and plots across Sachsenhausen-Nord and -Süd, value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation.
Property prices in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen (as of Q2–Q3 2026)
| Segment | Asking prices | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Houses | 5.076 €/m² – 5.950 €/m² | mixed, slightly rising to stable (immoportal +2.23 % YoY) |
| Apartments | 6.350 €/m² – 6.609 €/m² | stable to slightly declining (immoportal −4.01 % YoY) |
Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: Immoportal (09/2026) · Homeday Preisatlas (Q2 2026) · ImmoScout24 (Teilmärkte Nord/Süd) (2026) · Engel & Völkers (08/2026).
Our read of the Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen market
By sheer number of high-priced sales, Sachsenhausen is considered Frankfurt's front-runner — the mix of villa locations in the south and urban period buildings in the north keeps demand broad. Portals list asking prices of roughly €5,076 to €5,950 per m² for houses (immoportal recently +2.23 % YoY, homeday stable) and €6,350 to €6,609 per m² for apartments, with a recently softening trend (immoportal −4.01 %). For sellers this means the average is useless for pricing. Between Sachsenhausen-Nord (around €6,650 per m² on average) and -Süd (around €5,681 per m²), ImmoScout24 shows a gap of over a thousand euros per square metre — location sets the price, not the statistic.
Sought-after locations in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen
Lerchesberg (Sachsenhausen-Süd)
One of Frankfurt's most sought-after residential addresses: generous villa plots with mature trees, some parcels bordering the city forest directly. Selling here serves a very narrow buyer pool looking for quiet, greenery and privacy close to the city — the top end of the Sachsenhausen market.
Kennedyallee (Sachsenhausen-Nord)
Kennedyallee ranks among Frankfurt's most expensive streets; individual market observers cite around €8,858 per m². Prestigious town villas and spacious period apartments define the address — in demand with a well-funded, location-conscious clientele.
Sachsenhausen-Nord / Schweizer Straße
A densely built late-19th-century quarter, with Schweizer Straße as its central shopping and dining street. Urban living within walking distance of the Museum Embankment, with the district's highest apartment prices — around €6,650 per m² on average per ImmoScout24. Popular with professionals and investors seeking a central location.
Alt-Sachsenhausen & Museumsufer
The historic apple-wine quarter and the villa locations along the Main: tradition, gastronomy and proximity to the Städel and Liebieghaus museums in a compact area. Properties here combine Frankfurt's city history with riverside living — a distinction few other districts can match.
Planning to sell in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen?
You own a town villa on Kennedyallee, a period apartment north of Schweizer Straße or a plot on the Lerchesberg? Every good sale starts with an honest, street-level number. We prepare your valuation personally — based on current Sachsenhausen comparables, official land values and the district's pronounced north-south price spread, not an algorithm. Free of charge, discreet and without obligation.
Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen as a place to live
- The Museum Embankment with its 13 museums — including the Städel and Liebieghaus — runs along Sachsenhausen's Main riverfront, making the district one of Frankfurt's cultural addresses.
- Alt-Sachsenhausen is the historic apple-wine quarter and one of the city's best-known nightlife areas — tradition and gastronomy shape the neighbourhood.
- The Goetheturm tower, rebuilt in 2020, and the large Frankfurt city forest belong to Sachsenhausen and provide notably green residential locations on the southern edge of the city.
Connections
Sachsenhausen is directly connected to central Frankfurt by the U1, U2, U3 and U8 underground lines via the Schweizer Platz and Südbahnhof stations. Frankfurt Südbahnhof is also an S-Bahn hub served by several lines towards the city and region — the route across the Main into the banking district is correspondingly short.
Population: 62.793 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)
FAQs on selling in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen
How much does a house in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen cost?
Property portals list asking prices of roughly €5,076 to €5,950 per m² for houses in Sachsenhausen (as of 2026); condominiums range between about €6,350 and €6,609 per m². In prime locations such as Kennedyallee, individual market observers report up to around €8,858 per m². These are advertised asking prices — actual value depends heavily on location, plot and condition and is determined through an individual valuation.
Where is Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen most expensive — north or south?
Both submarkets rank at the top, but differently: Sachsenhausen-Nord is urban and period-built, averaging around €6,650 per m² for apartments (ImmoScout24), while Sachsenhausen-Süd, with villa locations such as the Lerchesberg, is more loosely built and averages around €5,681 per m² for apartments. The absolute peaks lie in the south with the villa plots, the highest average level in the north.
What makes the Lerchesberg so special for buyers?
The Lerchesberg in Sachsenhausen-Süd is among Frankfurt's most sought-after residential addresses: generous villa plots, mature trees and parcels partly bordering the city forest directly. This mix of quiet, greenery and city proximity appeals to a very narrow, well-funded buyer pool — properties here we prefer to market discreetly through a register of pre-qualified buyers.
Should I sell or rent out my apartment in Sachsenhausen?
Both can make sense. Apartment asking prices have recently been stable to slightly declining (immoportal −4.01 % YoY), while the central location near the Museum Embankment and Schweizer Straße keeps lettability high. Whether selling at the current level or holding and renting is wiser depends on your situation — we work through both routes with you, honestly and without sales pressure.
Valuation
What is your property in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen worth?
Free, personal valuation — discreet and non-binding, usually within 24 hours.