Housing exchange

Description

Living space in Munich is scarce. While some larger flats are only occupied by one or two people, there are families who urgently need more space. It is also becoming increasingly difficult for trainees and students to find affordable housing. In order to make better use of the available living space, the City of Munich offers the digital "Munich Apartment Exchange" with flat swaps and subletting of rooms.

Flat exchange
Has your flat become too big after the children have moved out? Do you find it difficult to climb stairs and need a lift? Do you need more space because your family has grown? You can post your offers and requests in the flat exchange.

The digital flat exchange is a platform where tenants can offer their flats for exchange and look for exchange partners. The City of Munich has no influence on the number and type of flats offered. A flat swap takes place when two swap partners have been found and the landlords agree to the swap.

The municipal housing association Münchner Wohnen (formerly GWG and GEWOFAG) sets a good example. Tenants of privately financed flats can swap their flat. You can find the conditions under Questions and Answers.

Subletting
You don't want to leave your familiar living environment, but would like more company or to benefit from the optimal utilisation of your flat? Sublet one or more rooms for a proportionate, fair rent! You can advertise the vacant room free of charge in the flat exchange and arrange the subletting.

Please note that you need your landlord's permission to sublet.