Statistics on the development of the number of rented homes in various areas over time

On this housing statistics page, you can see the development of the number of rented housing of the type home in various areas. Please contact us at [email protected] if you need assistance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Homes For Rent

What is the average cost of renting a home in Europe?

Rent prices vary. In Berlin, a three-bedroom home could be anywhere from €1,200 to €2,500 each month. In London, homes start around £2,000, and in Rome’s Trastevere, prices go from €1,000 to €3,000. The price depends on where you are, what you need, and what the city can give.

Are homes for rent usually furnished?

Most homes come unfurnished, especially in Denmark and Italy, where long leases often leave the choice to you. In big cities, furnished rentals are available, perfect for those who only stay a little while. They offer convenience and a place ready to call home.

What documents do I need to rent a home in Europe?

Documents vary by country. In Denmark, bring ID, proof of income, and references. Germany often requires a Schufa report, while Italy needs a tax code (Codice Fiscale) and ID. Knowing the rules helps you settle in quicker.

How can I find pet-friendly homes for rent?

Many homes welcome pets, especially in suburbs and family-friendly areas. Our listings let you filter for pet-friendly homes. It’s always wise to check with the landlord before moving in, as some places have special requirements.

Find available homes for rent

Finding a home for rent can be a journey. Sometimes, it’s not easy. You search for a home near work, or maybe near the trees and the quiet of the suburbs. For some, it’s a simple place with a garden where you can bring your dog or cat. For others, it’s a house in the city, close to the noise, the movement, the heartbeat of things. Filters help narrow down the choices. They take a long list and make it shorter until you find the one that fits.

In big cities, and in quiet towns, there are homes for rent with rooftop terraces, secure parking, and private gardens. Each one feels like it could be yours. Price, photos, and details—all laid out to help you decide. Each listing pulls you closer to what you didn’t know you wanted.

Homes for rent in top cities

Some cities make you feel alive. London, with nine million people, has neighborhoods like Notting Hill, with its charm and history, or Canary Wharf, built for people who never stop moving. In Berlin, with 3.7 million people, you’ll find Mitte and Kreuzberg, where art, cafes, and culture shape the air. And Rome, with a population of about 2.8 million, where homes stand strong, their walls thick with history, their rooftops overlooking narrow, cobbled streets.

In Copenhagen, you’ll find both tradition and the new ways of living. Neighborhoods like Nørrebro bring in young people, while Østerbro calls out to families. In Barcelona, you’ll walk streets lined with orange trees and old stones, neighborhoods like Gracia and Eixample that hold pieces of the past mixed with new faces, and life always moving.

Discover your ideal home

A perfect home can be many things. For some, it’s a small house with a yard. For others, it’s a two-story place with space for a family, room for children, a kitchen to fill with food and talk. Every filter and click brings you closer. Maybe you need a washer and dryer, or maybe a garden, or maybe just a place that is ...