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 & transparencyThe asking price, agreed purchase price and individual property value answer different questions. Find the right basis for your assessment here.

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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Asking prices show expectations; purchase prices describe completed transactions. First establish which data a source actually analyses.
Hamburg, district, neighbourhood and street are different reference levels. Apartments, houses and land should not be combined in one price figure without explanation either.
Publication date and reporting period can differ. A small or heavily mixed dataset does not justify an apparently precise statement about your property.
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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.
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Take your time. Make clearer decisions.A listing gives the seller’s expected price. A purchase price refers to a completed transaction, though terms and property features may still require further assessment.
Portals may use different areas, periods, property groups and methods. Check these foundations before placing figures side by side.
Hamburg’s Property Valuation Committee provides market information and supplementary valuation data. BORIS.HH covers standard land values; IDA.HH offers further property-specific information.
No. An average can change because a different mix of properties was analysed. A single address requires an appropriate comparison group.
A range can show differences and unresolved property questions. It is useful only when its reasoning and assumptions are clearly explained.
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