Home » News » Real estate market: apartment prices continue to rise Real estate market: apartment prices continue to rise February 16, 2021 by world today news New development area in Frankfurt am Main In the Main metropolis, more was and is being built. This is noticeable in the price development. – (Photo: dpa) – – – – Frankfurt For years, property prices in major German cities have only known one direction: up. This will not change for the time being: In 2021, the purchase prices for apartments – both newly built and existing ones – will continue to rise in 14 major cities, according to the experts from the Immowelt online portal in a new market study. One city stands out in the analysis: Frankfurt am Main. While the experts are expecting a significant rise in the price of new apartments for all other cities, they expect a slight plus of just one percent in the Main metropolis. “With a square meter price of 6780 euros, the financial metropolis seems to be gradually reaching an upper limit,” judges Immowelt. Numerous construction projects have been initiated in Frankfurt over the past few months, and in the east in particular, large areas have disappeared behind construction fences. This is why other experts had already pointed out that the time of exorbitant price increases in the Main metropolis could soon come to an end. Read on now Get access to this and every other article in Web and in our app for 4 weeks free of charge. – Continue – – Read on now Get access to this and every other article in Web and in our app for 4 weeks free of charge. – Continue – – — . Related posts:Former President Trump will testify in a trial against him in New York"Lebanon's Ministry of Energy and Water Releases New Fuel Prices"Boost Rp 90 Billion in Credit, These Are the Shooting Sectors of 4 BUMN BanksBarcelona | Riqui Puig, the boy of the dayShare this:FacebookX Related Netflix: ‘Amendment: The Fight for FREEDOM in America’ reaches the platform Stocks New York: Dow is bobbing Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.