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Rent an Apartment in Leipzig

Currently 231 apartment listings in Leipzig on WG-Gesucht — browse by district, price and size.

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Renting an Apartment in Leipzig: What to Know

Leipzig has become eastern Germany's most dynamic city — and prices are rising accordingly. Still, Leipzig remains noticeably more affordable than western German cities, with an enormous stock of pre-war buildings offering high ceilings and character at prices that would be unthinkable in Munich.

Leipzig Rental Market: ApartmentsAs of: July 2026

Data source: WG-Gesucht Market Data Team · 231 listings analysed

Avg. cold rent	13.78 €/m²
Price range	10.00–18.99 €/m²
Active listings	231
Cheapest district	Neulindenau · 9.00 €/m²
Most expensive district	Zentrum-Nordwest · 23.57 €/m²

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Leipzig Neighbourhoods for Apartments

High demand

Connewitz

Alternative, lively, legendary — Leipzig's most iconic district for renters.

Apartments in Connewitz

High demand

Plagwitz

Former industrial quarter with lofts and a creative crowd.

Apartments in Plagwitz

Popular

Schleußig

Green, quiet, highly sought-after.

Apartments in Schleußig

Popular

Gohlis

Northern district: classic pre-war architecture, family-friendly.

Apartments in Gohlis

Affordable

Lindenau

Up-and-coming, cheaper than Plagwitz.

Apartments in Lindenau

Budget-friendly

Volkmarsdorf

Eastern district: Leipzig's most affordable option, in transition.

Apartments in Volkmarsdorf

Tips for Apartment Hunting in Leipzig

Act now while prices are still low Leipzig is growing fast and prices are rising. Renters who move now still get noticeably better value than in western German cities.
Expect impressive pre-war architecture Leipzig has one of Germany's largest stocks of pre-war buildings — high ceilings and period details are common, even at modest prices.
Popular western districts fill fastest Schleußig, Plagwitz and Connewitz see the most demand. For better odds, consider eastern districts like Reudnitz or Volkmarsdorf.
Time your search around semesters Leipzig is a major student city. Searching outside October and April start dates means noticeably less competition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does an apartment cost in Leipzig?

The average cold rent is 13.78 €/m². Prices vary significantly by district – check the market data above for current figures.

How many apartments are listed in Leipzig on WG-Gesucht?

Currently 231 apartments are listed. This number changes daily.

Which districts in Leipzig are more affordable?

Outer districts and areas further from the centre typically offer better value – see the neighbourhood overview above for specifics.

Do I need a SCHUFA credit report to rent in Germany?

Most landlords will ask for one. You can order it directly through WG-Gesucht at /en/schufa, or use itsmydata (/en/itsmydata) as an equally accepted alternative.