Details
- Price from /m²
- On request
- Built
- 100%
- Handover
- To be announced
- Flats
- —
- Floors
- 43 floors
- Location
- Frankfurt
Price vs the market
| Project | From /m² | Handover | Built | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpernTurmThis project | — | To be announced | 100% | — |
| ONE FrankfurtCA Immo | — | Completed (2022) | 100% | 1.2 km |
| The SpinGroß & Partner | — | Completed (2023) | 100% | 1.5 km |
Building in 3D
43 floors · — · 100% built · hover a floor
Your commute
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Area
- Country
- Germany
- City
- Frankfurt
- Address
- Frankfurt
- To Center
- 1.0 km · walk ~13 min · transit ~8 min
- Nearest Metro
- Alte Oper · 97 m · walk ~1 min
- Air & Ecology
- AQI 38 · Clean Air
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About the project
OpernTurm is a 43-floor, 170 m office tower in Frankfurt, Germany — completed. Architect: Christoph H. Mäckler. Facts: Wikidata Q686644.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a square meter in OpernTurm?
OpernTurm — Frankfurt. Prices are available on Sivrce.
When will OpernTurm be handed over?
Handover date: To be announced. Construction progress: 100%.
Which frame condition are apartments sold in at OpernTurm?
Confirm the finish and handover condition for OpernTurm with the developer's sales office.
Can I buy an apartment in OpernTurm with an installment plan or mortgage?
You can buy in OpernTurm with a developer installment plan (typically 10–30% down, payments until handover) or a bank mortgage. Confirm details with the developer or contact us on Sivrce.
Is buying in OpernTurm a good investment?
Buying under construction is usually cheaper than a completed unit — prices rise toward handover. Rental yield and ROI in Frankfurt depend on the district and frame condition; compare similar projects on Sivrce.
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