Landlords in Berlin
This overview shows 101 landlords in Berlin who rent out flats directly, and 87 student residences.
Which type is right for you?
If you are not in a hurry, look at housing cooperatives. There, the way to a flat leads through membership and waiting lists. This can take quite long, but it also has advantages. If you need a flat soon, your chances are better with state-owned housing companies, private housing companies and property managers, because their listings change quickly. If you can get a WBS (Wohnberechtigungsschein), a certificate that lets you rent subsidised flats, the state-owned housing companies are especially interesting, because some of their flats are only for people with a WBS.
State-owned housing companies
7 landlordsHousing companies owned by the State of Berlin. Some of their flats are reserved for households with a WBS (Wohnberechtigungsschein), a certificate that lets you rent subsidised flats.
Private housing companies
7 landlordsPrivate housing companies that rent out their own flats. They list them on their own websites or on the portals.
Property managers
8 landlordsThey rent out and manage buildings for owners. The list only shows property managers that publish flats on their own website.
Housing cooperatives
79 landlordsAt a housing cooperative you become a member and buy shares. In return you get a permanent rental contract: nobody can end it to move in themselves (Eigenbedarf).
Student residences
87 residencesHouses where only or mainly students live, from the Studierendenwerk to private apartment buildings.