Munich as an investment location for real estate
Economic and scientific ecosystem as an anchor of stability
Munich combines global corporations, strong SMEs and a dynamic start-up scene to create a highly resilient economic cluster with international appeal. The close integration of industry, tech, research and universities creates a continuous influx of qualified specialists and a broad, solvent tenant base. For investors, this means stable demand, predictable cash flows and long-term value retention in both established and up-and-coming districts.
Infrastructure, micro-locations and urban development as value drivers
The combination of an international airport, ICE hub, highway network and efficient public transport ensures excellent accessibility and strengthens the quality of the location in commuter and employer corridors. Integrated neighborhood developments, municipal heat planning and ESG-oriented new construction and portfolio strategies increase energy efficiency, quality of stay and rentability. Particularly attractive are micro-locations with proximity to public transport, local supply density, campus and employer connections as well as green and waterfront locations that sustainably support demand and value development.
Strategies from core to value-add with an ESG focus
Core investments in established districts score points with low vacancy risks, high willingness to pay and stable rental income. Value-add potential arises from energy-efficient refurbishment, repositioning, redensification and the support of new neighborhood projects along strong mobility and technology corridors. ESG-compliant upgrades reduce operating costs, increase attractiveness for tenants and improve exit prospects. Overall, Munich offers a balanced risk/reward profile with above-average future prospects for yield-oriented and long-term investors.
Standard land values for Munich
The standard land values for Munich can be found in the standard land values for Bavaria here.