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Dresden. State capital on the Elbe

Estate agent in Dresden

Dresden. State capital on the Elbe.

Dresden combines sought-after villa locations with lively period districts and growing new-build quarters in the north. This is where we live and work.

Living in Dresden

A city that keeps growing.

Dresden is more than the Frauenkirche and the Semperoper. The city is growing through its university, research and the semiconductor industry in the north. This shows in the housing market: good locations rarely become available and are often taken before they appear publicly.

Worlds lie between the Elbhang and the Neustadt. That is why every assessment we make starts with the street, not the city average.

  • Villas and town villas
  • Period flats
  • New-build flats
  • Apartment buildings
Locations

The locations in Dresden.

We know these neighbourhoods down to the individual street.

Loschwitz and Weißer Hirsch

Villas on the Elbhang with views across the Elbe valley. Offers are rare and often placed discreetly.

Blasewitz

Town villas and renovated period flats in one of the most sought-after locations on the Elbe.

Striesen

“Coffee grinder” houses, front gardens and short distances. Popular with families.

Preußisches Viertel

19th-century villas in the conservation area of the Radeberger Vorstadt.

Äußere Neustadt

Large Gründerzeit district, in demand with owner-occupiers and investors.

Altstadt and northern Dresden

Scarce housing at the Neumarkt, new-build projects in the growing north.

New to Dresden

Which district suits your daily life?

For anyone moving to Dresden for work who does not yet know the city.

University Hospital and Johannstadt

Blasewitz, Striesen and Johannstadt are close to the Carl Gustav Carus University Hospital. Many reach their workplace on foot or by bike.

TU Dresden and Südvorstadt

Around the university, many live in Südvorstadt, Plauen and Räcknitz, with short distances to the campus.

Semiconductor industry in the north

Those working in northern Dresden often look at Klotzsche, Hellerau, Weixdorf or Radebeul. Commutes are short and the locations green.

Families with children

Striesen, Blasewitz, Bühlau and Klotzsche are popular for their schools, gardens and quiet streets.

City life and culture

The Äußere Neustadt and the city centre offer cafés, culture and short distances, more in flats than in houses.

Tranquillity with Elbe views

Loschwitz, Wachwitz and Weißer Hirsch combine villa locations on the Elbhang with proximity to the city.

Impressions

Dresden in pictures.

Semperoper on Theaterplatz
Semperoper on Theaterplatz
Zwinger with the Crown Gate
Zwinger with the Crown Gate
Kunsthofpassage in the Äußere Neustadt
Kunsthofpassage in the Äußere Neustadt
Listings in Dresden

Current properties in Dresden.

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Frequently asked questions

Property in Dresden: good to know.

What is my property in Dresden worth?

In Dresden, that depends heavily on location and condition. A period flat in Blasewitz and one in Pieschen are far apart. We view your property on site and compare it with recent sales in your district. Free of charge and without obligation.

Which locations in Dresden are particularly sought after?

Supply is permanently scarce on the Elbhang in Loschwitz and Weißer Hirsch, in Blasewitz and Striesen and in Preußisches Viertel. Many investors are looking in the Neustadt and northern Dresden.

Is an investment property in Dresden worthwhile?

The university, research and new industry drive demand for housing. Whether a specific flat pays off depends on purchase price, rent and condition. Manfred Braun works through the figures openly with you.

Your estate agents in Dresden

Personally for you in Dresden.

Whether you want to sell, let or buy in Dresden: Madeleine Braun supports you personally, with local knowledge and an honest assessment.

For investment properties and projects, Manfred Braun is your contact, with experience since 2006.

Madeleine BraunManfred Braun

Let us talk in person.

Appointments by arrangement, at your property or in Dresden.

0351 21245000 · mail@brauncie.de

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