Most expensive roads in Dresden and Leipzig in 2025

Leipzig's real estate prices at record levels. Monopoly for real.

Leipzig Schleußig like Schlossallee - one of the most expensive residential areas in Leipzig, symbolic image: © pixabay.com

Price analysis: Why Leipzig's Schleußig district is one of the most expensive residential areas in Saxony and how prices are developing in comparison to other major cities.

Over the years, the Saxon city of Leipzig has developed into one of the most sought-after real estate locations. The Schleußig district in particular stands out with its high prices. Marpergerstrasse in Schleußig tops the rankings according to the latest publication by the real estate portal Immowelt, with an average price per square meter of around 4440 euros. Nearby Hüfferstraße and Pistoriusstraße are also among the top locations with prices of 4373 and 4133 euros per square meter respectively.

Compared to Dresden, where the most expensive district of Blasewitz, Wartburgstraße, charges 4653 euros per square meter, Leipzig is still slightly cheaper. Nevertheless, Schleußig in Leipzig has a particular appeal for property seekers, which is driving prices up.

These price trends illustrate that the high costs are concentrated in some popular districts. While Dresden is slightly more expensive overall with an average price of 2677 euros per square meter, Leipzig comes in at around 2453 euros. Despite these high prices, both cities are still affordable alternatives compared to metropolises such as Hamburg or Munich.

More from this category

Advertising

Bestickte Windel oder Windeltorte? Dresdnerin fertigt individuelle Geschenke zur Geburt

Cross-section of the new COLM research building with entrance hall and building connector. The client is the Saxon State Real Estate and Construction Management.

A new center to explore how life organizes itself

Four million pixels on 2.7 centimeters: The 2K OLED microdisplay from Dresden is to be used in data glasses and medical devices in the future.

A screen as small as a postage stamp

Protest for the energy transition: Fridays for Future demonstrates throughout Germany on April 24

The upright gait has shaped the tibia. That took millions of years.

Bones reveal the history of movement

Four meters of high-tech: Paul Seidel prepares a material sample at the transmission electron microscope at Chemnitz University of Technology.

Deep insights into the world of atoms

In Hamburg's prime location, you pay more than 14,000 euros per square meter on the banks of the Alster, while in Munich the average is over 8200 euros, and in the city center it even reaches 16,000 euros.

Even though property prices in Leipzig and Dresden have risen, the region remains affordable compared to other major cities in Germany. A look back at the top addresses clearly shows the upward trend, but for many, Leipzig remains attractive precisely because of its dynamic development and comparatively lower costs.