Frequently asked questions
How can I get an apartment price estimate online?
You can easily get an indicative apartment price estimate using our online calculator. Just enter the location and basic information about the apartment, such as its size, layout, and condition. The calculator then evaluates available market data and calculates an indicative market price. Your result appears online immediately, for free and without requiring contact details.
What affects an apartment's market price?
Location, floor area, layout, and condition all have a significant impact on an apartment's price. The building's construction, floor level, presence of an elevator, a balcony or loggia, parking options, and other features are also important. The current real estate market affects the value as well. That is why two similarly sized apartments in the same location may have different market prices.
How accurate is an online apartment price estimate?
The automated estimate is based on the apartment details you enter and available market data, which our calculation algorithm evaluates. The result provides an indicative view of the market price, not a guaranteed sale price. The actual price may also depend on individual features of the apartment that an automated calculation cannot fully account for. For a more detailed valuation, you can consult a specialist.
Is the apartment price estimate really free and registration-free?
Yes. You can get an indicative apartment price estimate completely free and without registering. You do not need to provide a phone number or email address to see the result. If you later need a more detailed valuation or help selling or renting, you can choose to use our related services.
What is the difference between an estimated market price and an apartment's asking price?
An estimated market price is an indicative value for which an apartment might sell under normal market conditions. The asking price is the amount at which the seller advertises the apartment and may not reflect its actual market value. An asking price that is too high can prolong the sale, while one that is too low may lead to an unnecessary financial loss. An online apartment estimate can therefore serve as a starting point for setting an appropriate asking price.
Free online apartment price estimate
Want to find out how much your apartment could sell for today? Our online calculator provides an indicative apartment price estimate in just a few moments. Simply enter basic property details and get your result for free, without registering or having to provide contact details.
How is an automated apartment price estimate calculated?
The calculation is based on the details you provide about your apartment, such as its location, size, layout, and condition. Our system evaluates this information together with available real estate market data, including price maps, completed sales, and asking prices.
Our own calculation algorithm then determines the apartment's indicative market value. It is not simply a matter of multiplying the average price per square metre in a given location.
What has the biggest impact on an apartment's sale price?
Location is one of the most important factors. Floor area, layout, condition, type of ownership, and the condition of the entire apartment building also play a significant role.
Other features can affect the price too, such as floor level, an elevator, a balcony, a terrace, parking, or the quality of any renovation. Two similarly sized apartments on the same street can therefore have different market values.
Why doesn't our calculator ask for more details?
We created the ODHAD ZDARMA calculator primarily for the general public. We want everyone to be able to get a simple, quick idea of their apartment's value without having to enter dozens of technical details.
We have deliberately limited the amount of information required. This simplification means the automated calculation cannot fully account for every individual property feature, such as the quality of a specific renovation, the view, noise, or certain legal restrictions.
The result is an indicative market price estimate to serve as a useful starting point, not a guaranteed sale price. It is suitable for getting a basic idea of an apartment's value. If you need to set a specific asking price before selling, especially for an unusual property, we recommend supplementing the estimate with a specialist's assessment.