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

On this housing statistics page, you can see the development of the number of rented housing in various areas. If you want to see how many housing that has been rented within specific housing types in specific areas over time, you can also do that. Please contact us at [email protected] if you need assistance.

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Frequently asked questions about housing rentals

What is the average cost of housing rentals in top European cities?

Rental costs vary depending on the city and the neighborhood. In Berlin, a one-bedroom rental might range from €800 to €1,500 a month, while in London, a similar rental often starts at £1,500. In central Paris, prices can range from €1,200 to €2,500. Each city has its price, each neighborhood its rate.

Are housing rentals usually furnished or unfurnished?

Many rentals in big cities come furnished, especially in areas popular with students and expats. Furnished rentals offer convenience, but there are also unfurnished options for those who want a longer stay and a personal touch. Each listing shows whether it’s furnished or unfurnished.

What documents are needed to rent a housing rental?

Documents vary by country. In the UK, landlords may ask for ID, proof of income, and references. In Germany, a Schufa credit report is common. In Italy, you might need a tax code and ID. Having these ready makes renting easier and faster.

How can I find pet-friendly housing rentals?

Check if the listing names pet-friendly rentals, so you can find a place that welcomes pets. Family-friendly neighborhoods are often more accommodating, but always check the specific pet policy with the landlord. Some places may ask for an extra deposit or have certain rules.

Find available housing rentals

Finding housing rentals can be a journey. The choices stretch on, and each place feels a little different from the last. Maybe you need a room with enough space for a pet. Or perhaps you want a home close to the city lights, a place that feels alive even at night. With the right filters, you can cut through the noise, finding the rental that suits your life and needs.

For those looking for more, there are luxury rentals—high above the city with rooftop terraces, concierge services, and open views. These homes bring you closer to the city’s pulse, yet they feel steady and grounded. Each listing shows what you need to know: price, photos, and descriptions. All there to guide you, closer to the place you’ll call home.

Housing rentals in top cities

Across Europe, each city has its own spirit, its own way of life. In London, with over 9 million people, you find places in neighborhoods like Shoreditch and Notting Hill. Old homes, tall and proud, stand beside modern apartments that reflect the present. Berlin, with 3.7 million people, offers neighborhoods like Kreuzberg, where life feels full, and Charlottenburg, where calm fills the air.

Barcelona (population: 1.6 million) brings charm and warmth. Areas like Gracia and El Raval give you the feel of history mixed with the sea air. Paris, too, with 2.1 million people, holds places like Montmartre, where the streets are old but full of life. In each city, you can find a housing rental that fits both your budget and your way of living.

Discover your ideal housing rental

What makes a rental the right one? For some, it’s a one-bedroom apartment with a view of the city. For others, it’s a place with room for a family, somewhere close to schools and parks. Every filter and click brings you closer to what you need—maybe an in-unit washer, a balcony, or a rental that’s ready to be lived in from day one.

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