€650,000
Dresden

74 homes and apartments for sale in Dresden, Germany.
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24 properties shown
€650,000
Dresden
€450,000
Dresden
€729,000
DRESDEN
€676,100
DRESDEN
€517,100
DRESDEN
€584,100
DRESDEN
€744,190
DRESDEN
€830,000
DRESDEN / PAPPRITZ
€480,000
DRESDEN / COSSEBAUDE
€270,000
DRESDEN
€149,000
DRESDEN
€1,590,000
DRESDEN / GRUNA
Commercial property€3,800,000
Dresden
House€345,350
Dresden
House€345,350
Dresden
Apartment€529,000
Dresden
€175,000
DRESDEN
€161,000
DRESDEN / COSSEBAUDE
House€565,500
Dresden
Villa€2,490,000
Dresden
Apartment€525,000
Dresden
House€499,000
Dresden
Apartment€349,000
Dresden
House€897,000
Dresden
Buyer's guide: Dresden
Researching Dresden real estate? Our 74 current listings show a median asking price of €597,100 with apartments leading at 31. The Saxon capital offers a historic centre, universities and prices below Munich or Hamburg.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The range is broad, from a bottom quartile at €358,612 to a top quartile at €990,000, reflecting everything from small flats to large villas and commercial buildings. The median price per m² is €3,686 and the median size is 156 m².
| Indicator | Dresden |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €597,100 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €358,612 to €990,000 |
| Per m² | €3,686 |
| Median size | 156 m² |
| Listings | 74 |
Apartments account for 31 listings, houses 21, commercial 16, land 4 and villas 2. Larger homes are common: 16 have five or more bedrooms and 11 have four.
See German apartments, houses and villas to compare.
Dresden lies on the Elbe, with a rebuilt Baroque old town, the Frauenkirche and Zwinger. The Äußere Neustadt is known for bars and Gründerzeit apartment blocks, Blasewitz and Loschwitz for villas along the river, and Striesen for family-friendly streets. Our listings include the Löbtau district. The city has strong research, university and semiconductor employment, and an international airport.
Buyers are professionals, investors in renovated period flats and students' parents.
Germany places no restrictions on foreign buyers. Real estate transfer tax in Saxony is 5.5%, notary and land registry fees add roughly 1.5% to 2%, and agent commission for residential sales is typically shared between buyer and seller. Annual Grundsteuer is moderate. Foreigners can obtain mortgages from German banks but usually need a larger deposit.
See the Germany buying guide and mortgage guide.
Leipzig is the closest comparison within Saxony. Berlin and Hamburg are separate, larger markets. The Germany page lists the rest.
Last updated 8 October 2026
It varies by district. Compare the Leipzig page, and check price per m² for the same property type.
Real estate transfer tax is 5.5%, plus notary and registry fees.
No. Germany does not restrict foreign buyers.
Neustadt, Blasewitz, Loschwitz and Striesen are well-known.