Aigner Immobilien GmbH

Company posts

Packed halls instead of a gloomy atmosphere: that was Expo Real 2026

At Expo Real 2026, the halls were well attended despite prior cancellations; rather than interest rate cuts, discussions about further price falls dominated. High interest rates, construction costs and the new-build crisis are causing uncertainty. Munich remains a strong location; the bid to host the Olympics is bolstering its image.

Statements

Housing market madness in Berlin: Billion-dollar grave socialization: How ideology ruins new construction

Thomas Aigner sharply criticizes the socialization plans of the Berlin Left. Expropriations do not create apartments, cause billions in costs and destroy the investment climate. He calls for a reduction in bureaucracy, land activation and consistent new construction instead of symbolic politics.

Markets Statements

"Mietenmonitor": a "disservice" for Munich's tenants – and what immediately helps the market

Thomas Aigner criticizes the "Rent Monitor" planned by Munich as a disservice to tenants. The tool causes costs, scares off investors, does not create living space and shifts rentals "under the table". He calls for a stop to subsidies and speed up SEM.

Markets Statements

More capital, stable prices, strong differentiation: This is how the Munich real estate market will develop in 2026

Munich's real estate market stabilized in the 1st half of 2026: contract figures +3%, cash turnover +7% to around 5.4 billion euros. New construction is a cause for concern: only 650 of around 4,950 sales were for new construction units.

Markets Real Estate

Successful transaction completion: Aigner Immobilien brokers apartment building in Munich-Moosach

Aigner Immobilien has brokered an apartment building from the 1960s in Munich-Moosach off-market to a housing company for two private owners. The 825 m² area is spread over four floors; the price and exact location remain confidential, demand remains high.

Deals Real Estate

Aigner Immobilien brokers medical centre in a prime location in the west of Munich

Aigner Immobilien has brokered a medical centre with around 2,050 m² of rental space in the west of Munich near Nymphenburg Palace Park to a portfolio holder. The property, built in 2008 on a plot of 2,000 m², is considered a sought-after asset; Price and exact location remain confidential.

Deals Real Estate

The Munich real estate market in detail: new market report from Aigner Immobilien

Aigner Immobilien has published its latest market report for Munich. The publication provides detailed analyses of the districts and new data for the district, shows current prices and classifies market developments including housing policy effects.

Markets Real Estate

Prime location Munich-Schwabing: Aigner Immobilien brokers apartment building with 16 units

Aigner Immobilien has brokered an apartment building with 16 residential units in Kaiserstraße in Munich-Schwabing. The property, built in 1960, covers 420 square metres of space with 28–32 square metres per unit. The transaction took place off-market; Price and exact location remain confidential.

Deals Real Estate

Comeback after the crisis: Aigner real estate market report shows trend reversal in the district of Munich

After two weak years, the real estate market in the district of Munich recovered noticeably in 2025: 3,174 transactions, cash turnover of around 2.94 billion euros. Semi-detached and terraced houses Ø 995,000 euros, below 1 million euros for the first time since 2018

Markets Real Estate

Aigner Immobilien on course for a record: Strong half-year results for 2026

Aigner Immobilien reports strong figures for the first half of 2026: transactions +32%, turnover +8%, 13% more viewing appointments. Managing Directors Thomas Aigner and Jenny Steinbeiß see the Munich market stabilized and are optimistic about the traditionally stronger second half of the year.

Dynamics

Conversion requirement instead of conversion ban is good! Thomas Aigner on the new "Gewerbe zu Wohnen" funding programme

Thomas Aigner welcomes the federal program "Gewerbe zu Wohnen" (300 million euros, up to 30,000 euros per unit, 300,000 euros per investor) as an important signal, but not a game changer. Munich is planning relaxed requirements and subsidies with rent control – harbours yield dilemma. Demanded: less bureaucracy.

Markets Real Estate

Interest rates are dividing the housing market

The Munich condominium market picked up at the start of the year: contracts +8.8% to 1,485, cash turnover +6% to 792 million euros. The luxury class remains robust; In 2025, there were record deals of up to 26.5 million euros.

Markets Real Estate