German Land Values (Bodenrichtwerte) – Addresses to Excel
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German Land Values (Bodenrichtwerte) – Addresses to Excel
Official German land values (Bodenrichtwerte) for a list of addresses or coordinates: EUR/m², land use, reference date, floor area ratio – as an Excel table.
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Paste a list of German addresses, get the official land value for each one – as an Excel table. No coding, no switching between 16 state portals.
Land values (Bodenrichtwerte) are the official average land prices per m² published by the local valuation boards (Gutachterausschüsse). This Actor looks them up for every address or coordinate you enter and returns one clean row per location: value in EUR/m², reference date, land use, development state, floor area ratio, previous value and more.
What you can do with it
- Check a list of properties – land values for a portfolio, a set of listings or leads in one run.
- Addresses or coordinates –
Schildergasse 1, 50667 Kölnor52.5030, 13.3290. - Excel / CSV / JSON export, or connect it to Google Sheets and other tools via Apify integrations.
- Use it from AI assistants through Apify's MCP server.
Coverage
9 federal states, about 47 million inhabitants: North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony, Hesse, Berlin, Brandenburg,
Thuringia, Hamburg, Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (latest official reference date of each state).
Address lookup works in all covered states except Lower Saxony – there enter coordinates.
Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg do not provide their land values under an open license for commercial use and are not
included.
Locations outside the coverage or addresses that cannot be found are not charged – they are listed separately
(record NOT_FOUND) with the reason.
Output
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
input, matched_address, exact_address_match | Your input and the official address it was matched to |
state, municipality, district, postal_code | Where the location is |
land_value_eur_per_m2, reference_date | Official land value per m² of land and its reference date |
land_use, land_use_label | e.g. WA general residential, MI mixed, MK core area, GE commercial |
development, development_label | Building land, raw building land, agriculture/forestry … |
floor_area_ratio, storeys, plot_area_m2 | Characteristics of the typical plot, if published |
previous_value, previous_reference_date | Earlier land value, if published |
zone_number, zone_name, valuation_board, remark | Details of the land value zone |
license, attribution | License and source of the state |
status | ok (locations without value are listed free of charge in NOT_FOUND) |
Pricing
You pay only per delivered land value – not for addresses that cannot be found. By default one row per location; with All zones per location you get every zone at the location (e.g. building land plus agricultural land underneath).
Good to know
- A land value is an average value for a zone, not a market value or appraisal of an individual property.
- If a house number does not exist, the nearest number of the same street is used (
exact_address_match: false). - Official data of the valuation boards; license and attribution of each state are included in every row.
Also available
The same data as a REST API on RapidAPI: Bodenrichtwert API – Official German Land Values.
