Real estate has to be heated – but this is becoming more and more expensive. An evaluation by Immowelt shows how expensive it is for tenants in German cities.
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Frankfurt Rising energy prices can not only be seen at the petrol pumps – many tenants will also experience a nasty shock when it comes to their ancillary costs, experts predict. Because heating is becoming more expensive. The online portal Immowelt has now calculated how high the costs are – and will be. According to this, residents of a family-friendly 90 square meter apartment in major German cities have to spend up to 117 euros on heating every month.
It is most expensive for tenants in Munich: On the median, the landlords on Immowelt estimate the above-mentioned 117 euros for heating costs for 90 square meters – the rent including heating therefore amounts to 1764 euros.
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