Rental yield ranking for Brandenburg
The cities in Brandenburg with the highest gross rental yields and the cheapest and most expensive prices per m².
Schönefeld leads at 5.6%, followed by Eberswalde (5.2%) and Falkensee (5.1%).
Asking-price data as of November 3, 2026
Highest gross rental yield
12 cities with at least 30 apartments for sale
- 01Schönefeld€3,627/m²· Multiple 18.0· 30 listings5.6%
- 02Eberswalde€2,249/m²· Multiple 19.1· 131 listings5.2%
- 03Falkensee€3,800/m²· Multiple 19.7· 47 listings5.1%
- 04Hohen Neuendorf€3,882/m²· Multiple 19.7· 37 listings5.1%
- 05Hennigsdorf€3,455/m²· Multiple 20.5· 38 listings4.9%
- 06Werder (Havel)€3,782/m²· Multiple 21.8· 45 listings4.6%
- 07Potsdam€5,600/m²· Multiple 25.1· 458 listings4.0%
- 08Stahnsdorf€5,942/m²· Multiple 26.7· 41 listings3.7%
- 09Cottbus€3,023/m²· Multiple 27.7· 32 listings3.6%
- 10Zossen€4,000/m²· Multiple 27.8· 35 listings3.6%
- 11Zeuthen€5,445/m²· Multiple 30.8· 37 listings3.2%
- 12Brandenburg an der Havel€3,164/m²· Multiple 31.4· 35 listings3.2%
Cheapest price per m²
- 01EberswaldeGross yield 5.2%€2,249/m²
- 02CottbusGross yield 3.6%€3,023/m²
- 03Brandenburg an der HavelGross yield 3.2%€3,164/m²
- 04HennigsdorfGross yield 4.9%€3,455/m²
- 05SchönefeldGross yield 5.6%€3,627/m²
- 06Werder (Havel)Gross yield 4.6%€3,782/m²
- 07FalkenseeGross yield 5.1%€3,800/m²
- 08Hohen NeuendorfGross yield 5.1%€3,882/m²
- 09ZossenGross yield 3.6%€4,000/m²
- 10Teltow€5,323/m²
Most expensive price per m²
- 01StahnsdorfGross yield 3.7%€5,942/m²
- 02PotsdamGross yield 4.0%€5,600/m²
- 03ZeuthenGross yield 3.2%€5,445/m²
- 04Teltow€5,323/m²
- 05ZossenGross yield 3.6%€4,000/m²
- 06Hohen NeuendorfGross yield 5.1%€3,882/m²
- 07FalkenseeGross yield 5.1%€3,800/m²
- 08Werder (Havel)Gross yield 4.6%€3,782/m²
- 09SchönefeldGross yield 5.6%€3,627/m²
- 10HennigsdorfGross yield 4.9%€3,455/m²
How to read the figures
- Gross rental yield
- The median asking cold rent times 12, divided by the median asking price of a city's apartments for sale. Closing costs, service charges, vacancy and taxes are not deducted.
- Price-to-rent multiple
- How many years of cold rent the price equals, the inverse of the gross rental yield.
- Listings
- The number of apartments for sale behind the medians. Cities with fewer than 30 listings are left out, because single listings would move their figures too much.
Gross rental yield = median asking cold rent × 12 ÷ median asking price. Asking prices are not transaction prices and running costs are not deducted, so the yield you can achieve is usually lower. Only cities with at least 30 apartments for sale are listed.
Work out the yield of a specific flat
With price, rent, financing and tax: cash flow and net yield for your property.
Frequently asked questions
Where are rental yields highest in Brandenburg?
In current asking-price data, Schönefeld (5.6%), Eberswalde (5.2%), Falkensee (5.1%) lead. High gross yields arise where purchase prices are low relative to rents. In such cities, check vacancy, population trends and the condition of the building with particular care.
What is gross rental yield?
A year's cold rent divided by the purchase price, before purchase costs and running costs. It is useful for comparing markets; a purchase decision rests on net yield and cash flow.
What does the price-to-rent ratio (Kaufpreisfaktor) say?
How many years of cold rent the price equals, the inverse of the gross yield. The lower the multiple, the less you pay for each euro of annual rent.
How current are the figures?
The figures are recalculated daily from active online listings for apartments for sale. This page shows data as of November 3, 2026.