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Hannover's land market in mid-2026 has stabilised following the cost-driven slowdown of recent years. The Gutachterausschuss für Grundstückswerte in der Region Hannover sets the official Bodenrichtwerte, accessible via BORIS Niedersachsen; the latest published citywide average is around 403 EUR/sqm for the 2025 reference date, essentially flat at +0.2 percent year on year. The 2026 values (reference date 01.01.2026) are expected to be published during the first half of 2026, so current underwriting still leans on 2025 figures. The flatness of the headline number signals that land pricing has found a floor after the interest-rate and construction-cost shock. Values are highly location-dependent. The top residential land bands sit in Mitte, Oststadt and Kirchrode, with List and the Zooviertel also carrying premium values, while regeneration areas such as Limmer (around 364 EUR/sqm, unchanged year on year) show upside as redevelopment progresses. Commercial and industrial land along the A2/A7/A37 motorway corridors trades below residential levels and serves logistics and light-industry demand. Existing-condominium pricing of roughly 3,200 EUR/sqm citywide acts as a useful demand proxy for residual residential land values. Development-land demand is anchored by a small number of large masterplans. Kronsrode in the south-east is the largest residential land programme in Niedersachsen, releasing land in phases for around 4,000 units. Wasserstadt Limmer, the waterfront regeneration west of Linden, has completed its first phase and is progressing land for a second phase from 2027, ultimately reaching up to 2,000 units. Inner-city brownfields and Hauptbahnhof-area parcels add mixed-use infill, with schemes such as URBAN.Q & The.PEAK activating central plots. The city itself is a major landowner and uses concept-bidding and affordable-housing quotas to steer outcomes. Over the next twelve months the land market offers a measured opportunity. Stabilised pricing provides a more attractive entry point than at the peak, and participation in the Kronsrode and Wasserstadt Limmer programmes, brownfield and Hauptbahnhof-area infill, and peripheral logistics land all present routes for development capital. The risks are that high construction and financing costs continue to compress residual values, that planning and permitting delays slow activation, that affordable-quota and energy (GEG) requirements thin margins, and that the pending 2026 Bodenrichtwert publication introduces near-term valuation uncertainty. On balance, Hannover land is a stabilising, developer-driven market best accessed through the active masterplan and brownfield pipelines.

yoy change pct: 0.2 percent, citywide average Bodenrichtwert change YoY 2024-2025; condo price proxy: 3,202 EUR/sqm, average existing condominium price as land-value demand proxy Q2 2026; bodenrichtwert avg: 403 EUR/sqm, citywide average Bodenrichtwert Hannover 2025 (latest published; 2026 values pending H1 2026); bodenrichtwert limmer: 364 EUR/sqm, Bodenrichtwert Hannover-Limmer 2025 (unchanged YoY).