Sell your house in Teltow

Detached houses in Teltow: prices by year of construction

The property market report (Grundstücksmarktbericht) lists five groups of detached houses for Teltow (Table 41). Each is based on three or four sales; the range shows how far apart individual houses are.

In the district's structural area Berliner Umland (the area around Berlin), the average for detached one- and two-family houses in 2025 was €4,766 per square metre of living space (Table 33). Teltow houses built from 2001 onwards were above this, older ones below it. Houses built from 1991 to 2000 fetched €4,003 per square metre, less than the period houses built up to 1948, although they are younger; at an average of 155 square metres of living space, however, they were also larger than the period houses (121 and 130 square metres). For comparison with Kleinmachnow: for houses built up to 1948 with minor modernisation, the report gives €4,169 in Teltow and €5,934 per square metre in Kleinmachnow.

Terraced and semi-detached houses in Teltow

For terraced houses, the report shows one group in Teltow: built from 2001 to 2010, 6 sales, an average of €4,630 per square metre of living space, range €3,864 to €5,030 (Table 49). The houses had an average of 120 square metres of living space on 370 square metres of plot; the plots ranged from 247 to 509 square metres. The average price paid was €545,525, from €496,750 to €680,000. Semi-detached houses from the same years of construction reached €4,981 per square metre, from 3 sales (Table 51). Both figures are above the average of €3,827 for terraced and semi-detached houses across the district's entire area around Berlin, which is based on 102 sales and was 7.9 per cent below the previous year (Table 42).

For the cost value (Sachwert), the valuation committee divides terraced and semi-detached houses into two groups by standard land value (Bodenrichtwert), and Teltow appears in both (Table 45). In zones up to €500, which in Teltow means Sigridshorst, Ruhlsdorf and east of the station, the average market adjustment factor (Sachwertfaktor) is 1.38, derived from 29 sales (Table 43); at a provisional cost value of €200,000, the report gives 1.40, and at €400,000, 1.29. In zones from €550, i.e. Mahlower Straße, Iserstraße, Potsdamer Straße and Seehof, the average is 1.34 from 26 sales (Table 44). Here the factor falls markedly as the cost value rises: 1.76 at €300,000, 1.26 at €500,000 and 0.97 at €700,000. Unlike for detached houses, this relationship is statistically clear (coefficient of determination 0.844).

Some terraced and semi-detached houses are legally divided into individually owned units (Wohnungseigentum). The valuation committee analyses them separately (Table 73), and the documents then also include the declaration of division (Teilungserklärung) and the papers of the owners' association.

Standard land values in Teltow

Teltow has eight standard land value zones (Bodenrichtwertzonen) for residential and mixed-use areas in the inner area (Innenbereich) and one in the outer area (Table 7). The three zones at €550 account for around two thirds of their total area.

The same values applied as of 1 January 2025. The standard land value (Bodenrichtwert) is an average for an undeveloped plot with typical features; your plot may be above or below it because of site servicing (Erschließung), shape or existing buildings, and the value is not binding (property market report, section 10.1). For the zone your house is in, you can obtain an official statement as a PDF from BORIS Land Brandenburg, free of charge.

Market and location in Teltow

With 277 sales in 2025, Teltow was ahead of all municipalities in the district's area around Berlin except Werder (Havel) with 311 (Table 3). Flats and commercial units in individual ownership (Wohnungs- und Teileigentum) changed hands 129 times, developed plots 102 times, plus 34 vacant building plots. There were 10 sales per 1,000 inhabitants, compared with 12 in the district (Landkreis) as a whole (Table 2). With 27,744 inhabitants in November 2025, Teltow has more inhabitants than any other municipality in the district, and state planning classifies the town as a medium-sized centre (Mittelzentrum, section 3.1.3).

Teltow lies on the Teltowkanal between Berlin and Potsdam. The town has been connected to the Berlin S-Bahn network since 2005; according to the town, the S25 runs every 10 minutes from the terminus Teltow Stadt, and regional trains stop at Teltow station (Bahnhof Teltow). There are plans to extend the S25 to Stahnsdorf: the preliminary planning has been completed, and the next stage is the design and approval planning (Stadt Teltow, information event of 16 March 2026).

You will find current BBI listings in Berlin and the region under Properties. The page Sell your house in Kleinmachnow shows what houses in Kleinmachnow cost.

Documents for selling a house in Teltow: issuing office, costs, processing time

Apart from the land register extract, the official documents come from the district (Landkreis) of Potsdam-Mittelmark; the town does not have its own building authority. The district's building authority does, however, have its visitor address in Teltow.

As a rule, the local court (Amtsgericht) does not accept applications by email, so send your application for the land register extract by post or fax. If the energy performance certificate already exists when an advert appears, its mandatory details belong in the advert; more on this in the guide Energy performance certificate and mandatory information. With your written power of attorney, we request the documents for you, starting with the building encumbrance information because it takes longest.

Real estate transfer tax and agent's commission

For a house in Teltow, real estate transfer tax (Grunderwerbsteuer) is 6.5 per cent; this rate has applied in Brandenburg since 1 July 2015. In Berlin it is 6.0 per cent. A buyer paying €550,000 can expect €35,750 in real estate transfer tax in Teltow; in Berlin it would be €33,000. The guide Additional purchase costs in Berlin explains the other additional purchase costs; personal tax questions are a matter for a tax adviser.

If you sell a house (Einfamilienhaus) to a private individual, the commission is split (§ 656c, § 656d BGB, German Civil Code); this is federal law and applies in Teltow just as in Berlin. The equal split of the commission does not apply to multi-family buildings, plots and commercial property. The guide Agent's commission calculates what you are left with after the commission.