Asking price
The price at which a property is offered on the market. A listing is not yet a notarised sale.
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Quality & transparencyPrice figures help when the source, date and property group are clear. Distinguish asking prices, notarised purchases and an individual valuation for your decision.

An asking price expresses an expectation. A purchase price records a transaction. A valuation requires an assessment of condition, location, use and rights.
Core helps you relate these differences to your plans. General market data then becomes a better starting point for your next questions.
Assess your propertyThe price at which a property is offered on the market. A listing is not yet a notarised sale.
The price actually agreed in the purchase contract. Official reports summarise these transactions.
An assessment of a specific property for a particular date and purpose. Condition, rights and use affect the result.
The 2026 Property Market Report analyses transactions from 2025. We deliberately avoid presenting unverified district prices as current market values.
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Do figures come from listings, analysed purchase contracts or a model? These foundations answer different questions.
Check the data date and analysed period. The publication date alone does not reveal the months in which purchases occurred.
First compare the same property type and similar age, condition and location groups. A small data sample should remain transparent.
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Is it about selling, buying or initial guidance? Define property type, location and relevant period before comparing figures.
Classify listing analyses, official market reports and standard land values by purpose. Note each indicator’s assumptions.
Compare use, age, area and condition. Explain differences rather than hiding them behind an average square-metre price.
Check which specific features are still absent from the data. This assessment turns general market information into a useful decision basis.
Good decisions start with clear answers. Find the information that helps you move forward.
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Take your time. Make clearer decisions.An insufficiently supported figure would imply accuracy. Meaningful guidance requires suitable dated sources and your property’s characteristics.
No. A listing shows a price expectation and does not prove a completed purchase at that amount.
Read the definitions, reporting period and property group as well. Do not apply aggregate figures unchanged to a single address.
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