Furnished rentals in and around Frankfurt Rhein Main Germany:
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Make your apartment or house search a full success! If you are in need of finding an apartment house or flat for rent in Frankfurt Germany or its surrounding areas you will find a good selection of high quality houses, flats, apartments both furnished and unfurnished.
AllGrund is your first address to go to in order to receive full english speaking service, advice and relocation consulting. We make house search in Germany a pleasure for you! You find a good collection of offers and can compare prices and areas, also by going to the "currently rented" site (see below).
Please check with us which offers are currently available as these change from week to week. Any apartments offered here might be rented out at any given time.
As a matter of doing a better job for you: Fill in this rent search request form to mail us your search details (if not done yet):
Rent can be with or without utilities from case to case, check on the individual site for each offer by clicking on the picture link. NOTE: MINIMUM RENTAL PERIOD MUST BE SIX MONTHS; PLS DO NOT SEND INQUIRIES FOR TRADE FAIRS AND SHORT TERMS STAY. SUCH INQUIRIES WILL NOT BE REPLIED TO.
Listed houses, flats and apartments (all price quotes in EUR):
Order the offers by (Price; latest offers first; listing number; furnished; unfurnished; partly furnished;
if cold and warm rent are identical then it is an inclusive utilities rent):
 101412 Dreieich: Cute 2 BR apartment on attic floor available now 570€ warm; |
 101386 Neu-Isenburg: Flat with 2 bedrooms any time now free as needed 810€ warm; |
 101194 Sachsenhausen: Furnished 1 BR apartment near Main river 1st Feb 2012 850€ warm; |
 101269 Frankfurt-Bockenheim: Flat with 2 bedrooms and south balcony 15. Feb 2012 920€ warm; |
 101411 Nordend 1 BR furnished very best location Berger Strasse 1st March 2012 790€ warm; |
 101165 Exclusive furnished apartment with 1-2 BR in Oberursel 1st Feb 2012 until 30 June 2012 1100€ warm; |
 101164 Attractive semi-detached home in Dietzenbach available now 1380€ warm; |
 101150 Cosy furnished apartment with 1 BR available now 1200€ warm; |
 101360 Dietzenbach: Bright furnished attic apartment 1 BR now available 1200€ warm; |
 101413 F-Westend: Commercial space for office any time now free as needed 1500€ warm; |
 101282 FFM-Sachsenhausen: Furnished 2 BR near the river 1st Jan 2012 1350€ warm; |
 101267 Frankfurt-Nordend: Modernly furnished flat with 2 bedrooms 1st March 2012 1680€ warm; |
 101405 Commercial hall for rent in Frankfurt Hoechst 1st April 2012 2850€ warm; |
 101221 Bad Homburg: High quality Bungalow in best location 1.Feb. 2012 2850€ warm; |
 101367 Frankfurt: High end loft near Messe, fully furnished 1st Feb 2012 3060€ warm; |
 101402 F-Nordend: Best location! Five room flat 180 sqm, 4 BR available now 3100€ warm; |
 101061 High end 3 BR flat in Oberursel 200sqm available now 4300€ warm; |
 101406 Bad Homburg: Prestigious Villa from 1902 for rent available now 6200€ warm; |
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Some things to know when renting
In Germany, what is different from other countries is that the agent fee is to be paid by the tenant. Landlords or owners do not pay the agent any fee or any share in the rent. This fee usually is two months "netto" rent, that is the rent without the utilities, plus german VAT (Value Added Tax or Mehrwertsteuer, MWSt, which is as of 1 Jan 2007 now 19%). The agent fee is only due when a contract is signed, not earlier. But it is due at that moment. For exact fees see also:
Furthermore, the tenant has to place a deposit (security) which can be up to three months rent, in advance. This deposit is kept by the landlord as a security for rent and furniture and in the end if all is fine is returned to the tenant, normally with the legal interest. Instead of a cash security deposit the tenant can very often also bring a bank guarantee (from a german bank) for the deposit, or a bankbook in the name of the landlord.
The rent in germany consists of the net rent, called "Kaltmiete", plus the utilities, which together make what is called the "Warmmiete". This does sometimes include heating, sometimes also electricity. Normally electricity is not included but to be paid extra by the tenant. If heating is provided by gas separately for the flat rented then the gas usually has to be paid by the tenant directly to the gas providing company.
TV fees are GEZ (that is the public TV licence to be paid by everyone having a TV and/or radio) plus your cable providers fees which are not the same for everyone. This you have to work out with your landlord and agent. Sometimes they are included in the utilities.
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