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Rent levels (Mietenstufen) in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

The rent level in force (since 2023) and the rent level from 1 January 2027 under the Federal Government’s draft law. 5 entries will change.

Towns and municipalities with their own rent level

Municipalityuntil 2026from 2027 (draft)
Anklam, HansestadtII II
Bad Doberan, StadtIII III
Bergen auf Rügen, StadtII II
Boizenburg/ Elbe, StadtII II
Demmin, HansestadtI I
Greifswald, Universitäts- und HansestadtIII III
Grevesmühlen, StadtII II
Güstrow, BarlachstadtII II
Hagenow, StadtI I
Insel Hiddensee, SeebadV V
Ludwigslust, StadtI I
Neubrandenburg, Vier-Tore-StadtII II
Neustrelitz, ResidenzstadtII I (changed)
Parchim, StadtII I (changed)
Ribnitz-Damgarten, BernsteinstadtII II
Rostock, Hanse- und UniversitätsstadtIII III
Schwerin, LandeshauptstadtII III (changed)
Stralsund, HansestadtII III (changed)
Waren (Müritz), StadtII II
Wismar, HansestadtIII II (changed)
Wolgast, StadtII II

Districts (for municipalities with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants)

Districtuntil 2026from 2027 (draft)Municipalities
Landkreis RostockII II110
Ludwigslust-ParchimI I138
Mecklenburgische SeenplatteI I142
NordwestmecklenburgII II81
Vorpommern-GreifswaldI I135
Vorpommern-RügenII II97
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Sources: Anlage zu § 1 Abs. 3 WoGV; BT-Drs. 21/8284 (draft, not yet passed); municipality directory © Statistisches Bundesamt (Destatis), boundaries as of 30.09.2026, Datenlizenz Deutschland – Namensnennung 2.0. Where municipality names differ between the sources, we have matched them. As of 6 November 2026.