Kreis Offenbach · Rhine-Main
Real estate agent Rödermark
Few places in the Offenbach district blend change-free proximity to Frankfurt with village character as unshowily as Rödermark. At the S1 terminus in Ober-Roden, commuters board in the morning and reach the city without changing — and return in the evening to quiet streets along the Rodau. It is exactly this dual role that makes Rödermark compelling for buyers and sellers alike: popular with families, predictable in price, and with three very different districts you have to know in order to value correctly.
Who is the right real estate agent in Rödermark?
KRUPKA RE is your real estate agent in Rödermark in the Offenbach district. We sell houses, apartments and plots in Ober-Roden, Urberach and Waldacker, value your property free of charge and guide you discreetly through to notarisation — with market expertise for the S1 commuter corridor to Frankfurt.
Property prices in Rödermark (as of Q1–Q3 2026)
| Segment | Asking prices | Trend |
|---|---|---|
| Houses | 3.550 €/m² – 3.830 €/m² | mostly rising (+8.01 % YoY per immoportal), individual listings up to ~€4,100 per m² |
| Apartments | 3.200 €/m² – 3.480 €/m² | mixed (immoportal −1.27 % YoY, Homeday +4.9 % over three years) |
Asking prices per portal data, not notarised transaction prices. Sources: immoportal.com (01.09.2026) · Homeday Preisatlas (Q1 2026) · ImmoScout24 (2026) · immowelt (07/2026).
Our read of the Rödermark market
The Rödermark market is currently split in two: asking prices for houses have risen 8.01 percent within a year according to immoportal and sit at roughly €3,550 to €3,830 per m² across the portals, while the apartment market, at about €3,200 to €3,480 per m², is trending sideways to slightly down. For sellers this means demand is noticeably concentrated on family homes. Anyone offering a house in Ober-Roden or Waldacker negotiates from a position of strength — provided the entry price is right. For apartments, precise positioning decides whether the property moves or lingers on the market.
Sought-after locations in Rödermark
Ober-Roden
The largest district and administrative seat with around 13,782 residents: its own station as the S1 terminus, full local amenities and quiet side streets with green corridors along the Rodau river. Buyers wanting a direct link to Frankfurt alongside village calm find Rödermark's most sought-after address here.
Urberach
Around three kilometres to the west, the second-largest district with some 12,323 residents. Good shopping, cafés and restaurants define the centre; the established quarters around the Dinjerhof count as a solid family location. immoportal puts the district figure at €3,464 per m².
Waldacker
Around four kilometres to the north, with roughly 3,067 residents the smallest of the three main districts. Green, private and quiet — a small-scale, sought-after residential setting for buyers who value distance from through-traffic and nature on the doorstep.
Planning to sell in Rödermark?
You own a detached house in Ober-Roden, a condominium in Urberach or a green plot in Waldacker? Every good sale starts with an honest number. We prepare your valuation personally — based on current Rödermark asking and comparable values, official land values and the particulars of your district, not an algorithm. Free of charge, discreet and without obligation.
Rödermark as a place to live
- The neo-Gothic St. Nazarius church in Ober-Roden, built 1894–1896, shapes the district's skyline with its 52.7-metre bell tower.
- With the Oswald von Nell-Breuning school, Rödermark has an integrated comprehensive school with a grammar-school upper level — an important draw for families moving in.
- The pottery museum documents the local ceramics tradition; economically, Rödermark is home to Ceotronics AG and the German base of Sigma (cameras and lenses), among others.
Connections
Rödermark-Ober Roden station is the southern terminus of the S1 line, which runs via Offenbach and Frankfurt central station to Wiesbaden — a direct, change-free link to Frankfurt, every 15 minutes at peak times. The Dreieichbahn (RB61) additionally serves Ober-Roden and Urberach.
Population: 28.869 (Wikipedia, 31.12.2025)
FAQs on selling in Rödermark
How much does a house in Rödermark cost?
Property portals list asking prices of roughly €3,550 to €3,830 per m² for houses in Rödermark (as of 2026), with individual listings reaching around €4,100 per m². According to immoportal, house prices have risen 8.01 percent within a year. Actual value depends heavily on the district, plot and condition — an individual valuation beats any statistic.
Which district of Rödermark sells best?
It depends on the property. Ober-Roden scores with its own S1 station and full local amenities, Urberach with a lively centre and established family quarters around the Dinjerhof, Waldacker with a green, quiet setting. To set the right pricing strategy we look at your specific district and micro-location rather than working from a town-wide average.
Is Rödermark worth it for Frankfurt commuters?
Yes. Rödermark-Ober Roden station is the southern terminus of the S1 line, which runs to Frankfurt central station via Offenbach without a change — every 15 minutes at peak times. The Dreieichbahn (RB61) additionally serves Ober-Roden and Urberach. This direct link is one of the strongest buying arguments and underpins demand for family homes.
What is my apartment in Rödermark worth right now?
Apartments in Rödermark are currently offered at €3,200 to €3,480 per m² on average, with a mixed trend — immoportal reports slightly falling values, Homeday slightly rising ones over three years. Whether yours sits above or below depends on location, floor, condition and fit-out. Our free valuation gives you a well-founded personal assessment.
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