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Looks like Gohlis or Möckern :D
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@Dirty30 Way worse. 😅 It's in Volkmarsdorf on Eisenbahnstraße. That's why there are junkies there.
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@NichtRelevant How much rent do they charge per square meter there?
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@NichtRelevant Wow, I would've bet on Möckern at the back near the job center 😂 Volkmarsdorf isn't bad either, of course. Nice spot in the hotspot.
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@Solitair Approx. 8 euros (excluding utilities) per square meter for residential units. Commercial: approx. 25 euros per square meter
@NichtRelevant 😭 I pay 13. But at least there aren't any junkies running around here (yet).
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@Solitair But rents have actually already gone up in my “Glasscherbenviertel” neighborhood, too. Fifteen years ago, there were still a lot of vacant units here, and in some cases, base rents as low as 4.50 euros for ground-floor apartments.

👉I’ll rent you an apartment for 8 euros once the project is finished. All you have to do is move in. 😅 There’s a park across the street, lots of kebab shops, shisha bars, and Arab supermarkets. I actually live nearby myself (no joke)—it’s not that bad.
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@NichtRelevant But you're really into Eisenbahnstraße—or at least the area—aren't you? 😅 Since your last project there didn't work out, you looked for something new in the area. I would've thought it would be cheaper, though. I'd rather stay in Markkleeberg and pay my €10 rent (excluding utilities) 😀
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I'm from Chemnitz; next time I'm in Leipzig, I'll check out that attraction. 😃
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@Keksbaer Existing rents in the neighborhood are certainly still lower for the most part. But we’re renting everything out anew after the renovation—at the moment, most of the units are vacant and the interiors are in disarray.
@NichtRelevant Yes, new construction and renovated apartments are also significantly more expensive. In Markkleeberg, some new construction units cost as much as 20€ in base rent 😅
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