Is Eschweiler expensive compared to Bundesrepublik Deutschland?

Compare the median €/m² on this page to the same figure on the Bundesrepublik Deutschland page to see relative pricing.

How have prices changed in Eschweiler?

The 12-month trend table above shows monthly medians. A multi-month rise or fall tells you whether the market is heating up or cooling.

Where are the cheapest areas in Eschweiler?

See the sub-locations table above, entries are sorted by listing volume; visit each sub-area page for its own median price.

How does Seeki calculate these figures?

We compute the median of price_eur / floorage across all published listings scoped to this location. We use median rather than mean to avoid distortion from outliers.

Eschweiler, Average price per m²

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€2,083/m²

The median price per m² is currently €2,083. Data is updated regularly from public listings.

Budget (EUR)

€500,000

€50,000€1,025,000€2,000,000

What does your budget get you here?

≈ 240 m²

7 bedrooms

€2,083/m²

Quality of life breakdown

Transit58
Walkability76
Amenities65
Family65
Cultural19
Air quality85
Green space74
Noise100
Flood risk100
Economic health85

By property type

Apartment€1,950/m²
House€2,595/m²

Recent listings in Eschweiler:

Sample listings

Frequently asked questions

Is Eschweiler expensive compared to Bundesrepublik Deutschland?: Compare the median €/m² on this page to the same figure on the Bundesrepublik Deutschland page to see relative pricing.
How have prices changed in Eschweiler?: The 12-month trend table above shows monthly medians. A multi-month rise or fall tells you whether the market is heating up or cooling.
Where are the cheapest areas in Eschweiler?: See the sub-locations table above, entries are sorted by listing volume; visit each sub-area page for its own median price.
How does Seeki calculate these figures?: We compute the median of price_eur / floorage across all published listings scoped to this location. We use median rather than mean to avoid distortion from outliers.