Apartments in Potsdam remain scarce, but the city is still considered an intact market with a broadly differentiated supply. This was evident at an online press conference attended by Simon Kempf, Managing Director of Periskop Development GmbH, Mareike Lechner, CEO of immobilien-experten-ag., Sascha Nöske, CEO of Strategis AG, and Andreas Habath, real estate expert and project manager for IVD Wohnimmobilienpreisservice Berlin-Brandenburg.
Characteristic of the Potsdam real estate market are the great importance of condominiums and single-family houses as well as the enormous price differences between the individual locations, which are sometimes not far from each other, Andreas Habath summarized his study results. According to the study, the highest price level for vacant condominiums is reached close to the city centre, especially in the Berlin suburbs (5,270 euros per square metre) and Jägervorstadt (4,800 euros) as well as in the sought-after waterfront locations of Neu-Fahrland and Groß-Glienicke (5,290 euros), while the northern districts of Satzkorn, Uetz-Paar and Grube, for example, have a comparatively low price level of 2,500 euros per square metre. The situation is similar with the prices of detached detached and semi-detached houses. Here, Satzkorn, Uetz pairs and Grube have an average price level of 3,300 euros, while in the Berlin suburbs the average sales price across all building age classes is 8,000 euros per square metre.
Overall, condominiums and homes in Potsdam account for around 80 percent of the real estate transactions recorded by the appraisal committee. After the turbulence of 2022, a normalization and stabilization of market activity can now be seen again, Habath said at the event. According to figures from the IVD, prices per square metre for owner-occupied homes in Potsdam increased by 1.5 percent to 4,790 euros compared to the same quarter last year (Q1 2025), while 3,650 euros per square metre were paid for condominiums across all construction age classes. Over the course of the past year, the number of purchase cases (for condominiums) has risen by 33 percent. The smaller price difference between rented and vacant condominiums compared to Berlin also speaks for an intact market activity. In Potsdam, this is 36 percent, while in Berlin price differences of 100 percent can now be detected.










