Kreis Offenbach · Rhine-Main
Real estate agent Obertshausen
Obertshausen is often underestimated — and that is exactly what makes it interesting for sellers. On the smallest municipal area in the Offenbach district, two nearly equal-sized districts meet, split by the B448, with a direct S1 line to Frankfurt. Selling a property here addresses a very specific buyer group: Frankfurt commuters and families who want proximity to the city without paying Frankfurt prices. Translating that location advantage into a defensible figure is our job.
Who is the right real estate agent in Obertshausen?
KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Obertshausen in the district of Offenbach. We sell houses and apartments across both districts — Obertshausen and Hausen — value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation. Our focus: the right pricing for this sought-after S1 commuter town south-east of Frankfurt.
Property prices in Obertshausen (as of Q2–Q3 2026)
| Segment | Asking prices | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Houses | 3.200 €/m² – 3.900 €/m² | stable to slightly rising (portals between +0.95 % YoY and flat) |
| Apartments | 3.540 €/m² – 3.600 €/m² | rising (approx. +9 % over two years, upward trend) |
Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: Immoportal (01.09.2026) · Wohnungsboerse (Q2 2026) · Homeday Preisatlas (04/2026).
Our read of the Obertshausen market
The numbers for Obertshausen tell two stories. For houses, portal asking prices scatter widely — from around €3,200 to €3,900/m² — with a trend between stable and slightly rising; here it pays not to start at the top end but to position realistically. The apartment market is tighter: around €3,540 to €3,600/m² and noticeably rising over two years. The reason is structural — the direct S1 connection plus a price level below Frankfurt and Offenbach draws commuters and families, while the compact town area supplies little new land. A favourable environment for sellers, provided the price fits the location and the property's condition.
Sought-after locations in Obertshausen
Obertshausen (Kernort)
The established core with its railway station, retail and town centre. Public life converges here, and the S-Bahn station makes the location especially appealing to Frankfurt commuters. Sellers here benefit from short distances and broad buyer interest.
Hausen
The second, equally sized district beyond the B448: quiet, family-friendly and dominated by detached and semi-detached homes close to green space. Prices sit marginally below the town average — houses around €3,212/m², apartments around €3,544/m² (asking prices, Immoportal 01.09.2026). Popular with families seeking a calm setting.
Nachverdichtungs- und Neubaulagen
New residential land is being created deliberately within the compact town area — such as the development plan on Friedensstraße (general residential zone, around 1.5 ha) or the terraced-house infill on Liebknechtstraße. Limited land supply against sustained demand supports existing-property values.
Planning to sell in Obertshausen?
You own a detached house in Hausen, a condominium near the station in the core town or a plot in one of the infill areas? Every good sale starts with an honest number. We prepare your valuation personally — based on current Obertshausen asking prices, the differences between the core and Hausen, and the property's actual condition, not an algorithm. Free of charge, discreet and without obligation.
Obertshausen as a place to live
- The Burg im Hayn, a castle ruin in the middle of town, is Obertshausen's historic landmark and gives the townscape a character of its own.
- The monte mare leisure and sauna baths rank, according to Wikipedia, among the largest leisure pools in Hesse — a facility with regional appeal.
- Solid local schooling: the Georg-Kerschensteiner-Schule and Hermann-Hesse-Schule secondary schools plus three primary schools (Waldschule, Joseph-von-Eichendorff-Schule, Sonnentauschule).
Connections
From Obertshausen station the S1 line runs directly into Frankfurt city centre to Hauptwache and Konstablerwache, every 30 minutes on weekdays (every 15 minutes at peak times). The direct, transfer-free connection makes Obertshausen a sought-after commuter location south-east of Frankfurt.
Population: rund 25.400 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)
FAQs on selling in Obertshausen
How much does a house in Obertshausen cost?
Property portals list asking prices of roughly €3,200 to €3,900 per m² for houses in Obertshausen (as of 2026), with the sources scattering noticeably. Condominiums sit in a tighter range of around €3,540 to €3,600 per m². These are asking, not actual sale prices — real value depends on the district, location, plot and condition. An individual valuation beats any statistic.
Obertshausen or Hausen — where do I sell better?
Obertshausen consists of two nearly equal-sized districts, split by the B448. The core scores with its station, retail and town centre; Hausen is quieter and more family-oriented. Prices in Hausen sit only marginally below the town average (houses around €3,212/m², asking price). "Better" depends less on the district than on the property and the right target audience — we clarify both with you beforehand.
Is it worth selling to Frankfurt commuters?
Yes — in Obertshausen that is the central buyer group. The S1 line runs from the station directly into Frankfurt city centre, every 30 minutes on weekdays and every 15 minutes at peak times. Combined with a price level below Frankfurt and Offenbach, this makes your property attractive to commuters and families. We position the sale precisely around that advantage.
Should I sell my Obertshausen apartment now?
The apartment market in Obertshausen has shown an upward trend of around nine percent over the past two years, with current asking prices around €3,540 to €3,600 per m². This is driven by the S1 connection and scarce land supply in the compact town area. Whether the timing suits you personally depends on location, floor and condition — we clarify that in a free, no-obligation valuation.
Valuation
What is your property in Obertshausen worth?
Free, personal valuation — discreet and non-binding, usually within 24 hours.