How to find a flat in Berlin: a step-by-step guide
Berlin’s rental market is tight, but a plan helps: know your budget, prepare your documents before the first viewing and react quickly to new listings.
Read moreStep-by-step guides for finding an apartment or a room in Germany: documents, Anmeldung, WBS, Schufa and shared flats.
Berlin’s rental market is tight, but a plan helps: know your budget, prepare your documents before the first viewing and react quickly to new listings.
Read moreAnyone who moves into a flat or a room in Germany must register the address with the residents’ registration office. Here is what you need and how it works in Berlin.
Read moreA WBS (Wohnberechtigungsschein, housing entitlement certificate) gives you access to subsidised flats with lower rents. Here is who can get one in Berlin and how to apply.
Read moreMost landlords in Germany want to see a credit report from SCHUFA. Here is how to get it, what it costs and what to do if you have only just arrived.
Read moreA room in a shared flat (WG) is often the quickest way to a home in Berlin; your own flat gives you more privacy and security. We compare costs, contracts and everyday life.
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