Land plot€95,000
REMLINGEN
3 bd 1 ba 80 m²
Germany Building Plots: Baugrundstücke and Other Land
614 land currently listed for sale in Germany.
Land for sale in Germany
24 properties shown
Land plot
Land plot€1,290,000
WIGGENSBACH
5 bd 2 ba 160 m²
Land plot€1,090,000
WIGGENSBACH
5 bd 2 ba 151 m²
Land plot€1,495,000
WERDER (HAVEL)
1 bd 1 ba 110 m²
Land plot€845,000
BERLIN
1 bd 1 ba 114 m²
Land plot€845,000
BERLIN
1 bd 1 ba 114 m²
Land plot€829,000
TWEDT
6 bd 5 ba 366 m²
Land plot€585,000
ALZENAU IN UNTERFRANKEN
3 bd 1 ba 115 m²
Land plot€950,000
IDSTEIN / WÖRSDORF
8 bd 4 ba 245 m²
Land plot€1,590,000
LICH
2 bd 2 ba 200 m²
Land plot€1,250,000
LIMBURG AN DER LAHN / ESCHHOFEN
3 bd 2 ba 220 m²
Land plot€1,500,000
RANSBACH
4 bd 2 ba 212 m²
Land plot€256,000
WINTERBERG / ALTASTENBERG
2 bd 1 ba 83 m²
Land plot€199,000
WARBURG
2 bd 1 ba 109 m²
€780,000
ST. GOARSHAUSEN
3 bd 3 ba 360 m²
Land plot€1,240,000
DÜSSELDORF
6 bd 2 ba 306 m²
Land plot€2,490,000
DÜSSELDORF
3 bd 4 ba 314 m²
Land plot€595,000
MARL / POLSUM
2 bd 2 ba 119 m²
Land plot€359,000
HAMMINKELN
4 bd 2 ba 173 m²
Land plot€885,000
IBBENBÜREN
8 bd 2 ba 222 m²
Land plot€499,000
ODELZHAUSEN
5 bd 2 ba 120 m²
€250,000
REGENSBURG
1 bd 1 ba 63 m²
Land plot€995,000
LANDSHUT
5 bd 3 ba 250 m²
€235,000
GARMISCH
1 bd 1 ba 45 m²
Land in Germany
Land for sale in Germany is a thin market: 614 plots against 19,557 total listings on RealEstateAbroad. Buildable lots in desirable cities are rare, and many of the ads are for edge-of-village plots where the real cost lies in connection charges and construction restrictions, not the purchase price.
Context for prices
We do not hold separate plot statistics for Germany, but the market context is clear: current listings show a median asking price of €585,000 and €3,742 per m² for built property, with the middle half between €399,000 and €950,000. Plot values are tied to the official land value (Bodenrichtwert) of each zone, published by municipal valuation committees. Look it up for the area before you accept an asking price.
Is it buildable?
The answer depends on the planning category:
- Inside a Bebauungsplan: the development plan specifies building lines, height and density. A plot with a valid plan is the safest.
- Innenbereich (§34): infill land without a plan, where new buildings must match the neighbourhood.
- Außenbereich (§35): open countryside, where residential building is generally prohibited.
Ask the building authority for a written statement (Bauvoranfrage) before paying a deposit. Treat any ad claiming future building rights with scepticism.
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Servicing and hidden costs
A plot described as "erschlossen" is connected to roads and utilities, but the connection fees (Erschließungsbeiträge) may still be charged to the buyer, sometimes after the sale. Add the cost of soil surveys, surveying, architect fees and the building permit. Contaminated-site registers (Altlastenkataster) are worth checking for former industrial land. Protected trees, noise zones and flood areas can also limit the footprint.
Where to search
Big-city plots are expensive and infrequent; try the suburbs of Munich, Hamburg and Berlin. Leipzig, Nuremberg and Cologne have commuter-belt options at lower land prices, while Düsseldorf and Frankfurt am Main are tight. If you would rather buy a finished home, compare houses and villas.
Foreign buyers and finance
Nothing in German law prevents foreigners from owning land, though agricultural and forestry parcels are regulated by land-transaction laws that can allow pre-emption. Banks tend to want a build contract and sizeable equity before lending on a plot. The Germany consultation guide and financing page set out the process, and you can estimate repayments with the mortgage calculator.
The planning category decides what the plot is. The price follows from that, not the other way round.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner buy land in Germany?
Yes, without restrictions on nationality for building plots. Farmland and forest purchases follow special regional rules.
What is the Bodenrichtwert?
An official guideline land value per square metre for a zone, published by local committees. It helps you test an asking price.
Why is Außenbereich land so cheap?
Because you generally cannot build a home there. It is priced as agricultural or leisure land.
Who pays for utility connections?
Usually the plot owner, and charges may be levied after purchase. Ask for confirmation of what has been paid.
Can I buy a garden plot (Kleingarten)?
Allotment plots are leased from associations, not owned in the usual sense. Check the rules before buying.
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