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Rents in Norderstedt rise by 5.3%: New rent index 2025 published!
Find out everything about the new rent index in Norderstedt 2025, which increases rents by 5.3% and presents current prices.
Rents in Norderstedt rise by 5.3%: New rent index 2025 published!
Rental prices in Norderstedt have risen noticeably in the last two years. According to the new rent index, which came into force on September 1, 2025, rental costs have increased by an average of 5.3 percent. This is reported by the Kiel News. The rent index is based on data from around 8,900 non-publicly subsidized apartments, including around 2,000 cooperative apartments.
One-room apartments in particular made an increase of 4.5 percent, while rents for two- and three-room apartments rose by 6.3 percent and 5.5 percent respectively. The average basic rents have therefore risen to the following values:
| Apartment size | Rent per m² | Average basic rent |
|---|---|---|
| Studio apartment (up to 40 m²) | 12.56 EUR | 502 EUR |
| Two-room apartment (up to 62 m²) | 10.58 EUR | 656 EUR |
| Three-room apartment (up to 80 m²) | 9.46 EUR | 757 EUR |
| Four or more rooms (from 92 m²) | 8.96 EUR | from 824 EUR |
Growth and stability in the housing market
Norderstedt is an attractive location, which is reflected in the increasing population: Since 1970, the number of residents has increased from 55,770 to 80,647 in 2020. This development brings with it an increased demand for living space, which is fueling current rental prices. However, new construction activity cannot keep up with this demand, which puts additional pressure on the housing market Rent table clarified.
What is particularly worth emphasizing is that the development of rental prices does not only depend on urban conditions. The influence of supply and demand is crucial Engel & Völkers emphasized. These factors determine how much rents rise in metropolitan areas and popular regions. Norderstedt's good connection to Hamburg and the associated opportunities make the city a sought-after place to live.
The current rent index not only serves as a guide for those interested in renting, but is also used in legal disputes. It should be noted that Norderstedt has no longer had a rent control since November 2019, which does not make the situation any easier for many tenants.
Overall, the new rent index reflects the tense conditions on the Norderstedt housing market, which continues to be a popular destination for locals and newcomers despite rising rents.