Which newspaper is most promising for an ad for finding a flat?

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Spoiler: „none, get fxcked"

frieda · Answer

The other replies are right that online is the main game, but if you're set on print, pick Tagesspiegel. It's more widely read in the western districts like Charlottenburg and Wilmersdorf where older landlords with unlisted flats tend to live. A small ad on a Saturday will run you about 60 to 80 euros depending on size, so it's not cheap, but it's a better bet than the Morgenpost which has a more tabloid-style readership. Just keep your expectations low, a single response would be a win.

lea · Answer

yeah don't waste your money on either paper tbh. if you really want to go old school, tagesspiegel is slightly better because it reaches more of the older homeowners who might have a flat in their building they never listed online. but realistically you're competing against everyone else scrolling immoscout24 at 8am, so put that ad money toward a premium immoscout account instead

viktoria · Answer

look, your wife's idea isn't totally insane but you gotta be strategic about it. tagesspiegel is the better pick here but only because the weekend edition gets passed around at späti breakfast tables in prenzlauer berg and friedrichshain where young families are moving out of their elternfinanzierte altbauwohnungen. cost wise you're looking at maybe 50-70 euro for a small inserat on a saturday, which is cheaper than a month of immoscout premium honestly. just keep it short, mention the bezirk you want, and put "direkt vom eigentümer" in bold so you don't get five calls from maklers trying to sell you a wohnung in marzahn

evalinde · Answer

fwiw i'd skip both and check out the lokalteil inserts instead. some bezirke have their own little papers like the Berliner Woche or the Spandauer Volksblatt that cost way less to advertise in, like 20-30 euros. older landlords in those areas actually read those more than the big dailies. also worth tossing a flyer into the hausverwaltung's mailbox if you see one, that's how we found our last place in Neukölln

paula · Answer

If you're set on print, Tagesspiegel is the one to go for, but only run it on a Saturday and make sure you mention "keine Makler" (no agents) in the ad to scare off the sharks. The Morgenpost skews younger and more transient, so you're less likely to reach someone who actually owns a flat.

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