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Office Dashboard

By the end of the third quarter, office take-up across Germany’s key office markets of Berlin, Düsseldorf, Essen, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Cologne, Leipzig, and Munich totaled just under 2.0 million sq m, broadly in line with the previous year’s level (-1.6% y-o-y). Rising interest rates, a weak economic environment, and increasingly refined occupier requirements had the potential to weigh significantly on leasing activity during the summer months. Against this backdrop, it is all the more noteworthy that office take-up actually recorded a moderate quarter-on-quarter increase in the majority of the markets analyzed. Berlin, Munich, and Düsseldorf stand out with double-digit growth rates, making a particularly positive contribution to the overall result. Most markets reported higher take-up volumes in the third quarter, albeit from a relatively low base.

State of data: Q3 2026

Office-comparison-tool

In order to not only keep an eye on the market development of various A-locations, but also to be able to work out office key figures such as top rents or vacancy rates in a city comparison, the Office Comparison Tool offers an optimal analysis tool.

State of data: Q3 2026

KEY FIGURES AND ANALYSES
ON THE GERMAN REAL ESTATE MARKET

Find out more about the latest developments in the investment, office, logistics, retail, hotel, healthcare and residential real estate markets to base your property decisions on a strong foundation of solid market information. We are happy to provide you with an extensive overview of property-related developments throughout Germany and details of the real estate markets of the largest German cities.