Landlords in Berlin

Landlord	Online now	Cold per m²	Size	With WBS
Deutsche Wohnen since 11 April 2026	104	€12.00	54 m²	–
degewo since 11 May 2026	95	€9.40	57 m²	13%
HOWOGE since 17 April 2026	249	€9.30	58 m²	41%
Gewobag since 15 March 2026	97	€9.50	62 m²	54%
Stadt und Land since 15 March 2026	44	€10.10	61 m²	25%
berlinovo since 18 May 2026	138	€11.00	52 m²	5%
WBM since 12 May 2026	3	€11.50	72 m²	42%
Covivio since 15 March 2026	0	€13.20	61 m²	2%
Vonovia since 22 September 2026	43	€12.40	57 m²	–
Gesobau since 15 March 2026	20	€14.70	50 m²	42%

Medians of each landlord’s listings since its first day on FlatStrike: asking rents, not the Mietspiegel. WBS: the share of listings that require one. A dash under WBS: none of its listings says it requires one.

What this map is

Houses, not flats. A house counts once, the first time one of its flats went online on FlatStrike. A house whose tenants stay never shows, so each company has more houses than it shows here.
From the companies’ own websites. Berlin’s six state-owned housing companies, Deutsche Wohnen, berlinovo, Covivio and Vonovia. Private landlords, cooperatives and companies that advertise only on the portals are not among them.
Not all from the same day. Gewobag, Stadt und Land, Covivio and Gesobau since 15 March; Deutsche Wohnen since 11 April; HOWOGE since 17 April; degewo since 11 May; WBM since 12 May; berlinovo since 18 May; Vonovia since 22 September.
Who rents out, not who owns. A company can rent out flats it manages for someone else. This page names who offered the flat.
New every day, as more flats go online.

How each of them lets its flats, step by step → Housing companies by district → Rents in Berlin → Flats online in Berlin now →

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