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Berlin · Mietpreisbremse · 2024
Know what an apartment should cost
before you sign.
Berlin law caps most re-letting rents at 10% above the local reference rent. We estimate the legal ceiling for any listing — so you can see the gap between the asking price and what the Mietspiegel says.
Estimates based on Berliner Mietspiegel 2024 · Not legal advice
13,000+
Berlin streets indexed
12
districts covered
10%
the legal cap on re-letting rents
How it works
See the legal ceiling before you commit
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We estimate the legal ceiling
Using the official Berliner Mietspiegel 2024, we calculate the reference rent for that address and show you how the asking price compares to the Mietpreisbremse cap.
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You decide with better information
See the estimated gap between asking rent and legal ceiling. What you do with that information is up to you. Statutory exceptions and individual circumstances may apply.
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Enter an address, building year, and apartment size. We estimate the legal rent ceiling based on the Mietspiegel. No sign-up required.
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Why this matters
The law sets a ceiling.
Most renters never see it.
Under the Mietpreisbremse, most Berlin re-letting rents are capped at 10% above the local reference rent. But asking prices on listing portals don't show this ceiling — and most apartment hunters don't have the data to calculate it themselves.
The data exists. It's just hard to use.
The official Berliner Mietspiegel maps 13,000+ streets across 163 rent categories by location, building year, size, and features. We do the lookup for you — instantly, for any Berlin address.
Read how the calculation works →Tenants who know the ceiling have an advantage
When you can see the estimated gap between an asking rent and the Mietpreisbremse cap, you're making decisions based on data — not just what the landlord listed. Knowledge of the legal framework may inform how you approach a tenancy.
See when the cap doesn't apply →Information shouldn't cost thousands
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How the process works →This tool provides an informational estimate only, based on listing data, user inputs, and the official Berliner Mietspiegel 2024. Results may not account for all legal exceptions, including prior rent, new-build exemptions, or comprehensive modernization. This is not legal advice.