€2,950,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam

60 homes and apartments for sale in Potsdam, Germany.
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24 properties shown
€2,950,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€1,295,000
Potsdam
€1,250,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€1,200,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€1,195,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€1,155,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€1,050,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€635,000
POTSDAM
€435,000
POTSDAM
€3,590,000
POTSDAM
€2,490,000
Potsdam / Babelsberg
€1,390,000
POTSDAM
€2,300,000
POTSDAM
€995,000
Potsdam
€995,000
Potsdam
€920,000
Potsdam
€435,000
POTSDAM
€1,300,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€2,215,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam
€1,250,000
Brandenburg, Potsdam

€505,000
Potsdam
€990,000
Potsdam
€122,000
POTSDAM
Villa€538,000
Potsdam
Buyer's guide: Potsdam
Potsdam real estate is priced like Berlin's best districts. Current listings on RealEstateAbroad show a median asking price of €1,125,000 across 60 properties, or €7,099 per m², which puts it above many larger German cities.
Asking prices in euros from current listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 60 |
| Median asking price | €1,125,000 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €706,250 to €1,482,500 |
| Median price per m² | €7,099 |
| Median size | 145 m² |
Houses lead with 29 listings and 19 apartments, plus 5 plots, 3 commercial properties, 2 villas and 2 penthouses. Bedroom data shows 12 listings with five or more, 11 with two, 10 each with three and four, and 2 with one. Our houses in Germany and land pages show wider options.
Potsdam is the capital of Brandenburg and is known for Sanssouci park, the Dutch Quarter, the film studios of Babelsberg and lakes along the Havel. Some listings come from outlying districts such as Fahrland, which trade lower prices for a more suburban feel. The regional trains and S-Bahn link to Berlin in about 30 minutes, so many residents commute. Leipzig and Hamburg are separate markets, not nearby. See Leipzig and Hamburg if you are comparing cities.
Potsdam's scarcity premium comes from protected parkland and lakes: little land is left to build on.
Brandenburg charges 6.5% transfer tax, the top rate among German states. Add notary and registry fees of roughly 1.5% to 2% and, if an agent is involved, typically about 3.57% commission for the buyer. Heritage-listed homes carry renovation restrictions, so check before buying. Read the Germany buying guide and financing for foreigners.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across current RealEstateAbroad listings is €1,125,000.
On these listings Potsdam is expensive, with a median of €7,099 per m². Compare current Berlin listings for a direct view.
Brandenburg charges 6.5% Grunderwerbsteuer.
About 30 minutes by regional train or S-Bahn from central Potsdam to central Berlin.
Yes. Germany does not restrict foreign buyers, though banks may ask for a larger deposit.