About us| Housing Office

About us| Housing Office

City of Frankfurt am Main City of Frankfurt am Main

Housing Office

About us

The Housing Office ("Amt für Wohnungswesen") offers a wide range of help and services on the subject of housing in Frankfurt.

Logo and Slogan of the Housing Office, Photo: Holger Baldauf
Logo and Slogan of the Housing Office © Stadt Frankfurt am Main, Photo: Holger Baldauf
We help you find publicly subsidised flats; we check whether you can get housing benefit; you can use the rent index to calculate what your flat may cost; we advise you on questions of tenancy law, housing defects and much more.

In order to process your request, it may be necessary for us to obtain documents from you that contain personal data. We would like to point out that regular, unencrypted e-mails do not provide a secure transmission channel for personal data. Please bear this in mind when you send us your documents and papers. Secure means of transmission are postal mailing or dropping them off at the Housing Office ("Amt für Wohnungswesen").
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Amt für Wohnungswesen

Adickesallee 67-69
60322 Frankfurt am Main
Phone
Telefon-Ansage mit allgemeinen Infos – Telefonnummern der Abteilungen unter https://frankfurt.de/afw-kontakte
+49 69 212 34742
E-Mail
Internet
https://wohnungsamt.frankfurt.de

Opening hours

The building is open at the following times:

Mo - We
08:00 - 16:00 Hours
Thu
08:00 - 18:00 Hours
Fr
08:00 - 12:00 Hours

City map

Directions

Public transport:

Underground lines: U1, U2, U3, U8 (get off at the underground station "Miquel-/Adickesallee")

Bus lines: 32 und 64 (get off at the bus stop "Miquel-/Adickesallee")

Getting here:

Bus & rail External Link
Cycle route External Link

Our Service Advice on tenancy law, Photo: Holger Baldauf

Advisory Services on Tenancy Law

We provide advice on all matters relating to tenancy law for Frankfurt citizens with a net income of up to € 2,150/month + € 650 per additional household member.

Our Service Info fair as a place for exchange: initiatives present their ideas, Photo: Ulrich Herding

Cohousing

Would you like to live in a group? Is mutual support important to you? We are happy to advise you on cohousing!

Our Service The brochure of the Rent Index 2020 of the City of Frankfurt am Main is set against the skyline of Frankfurt, Photo: JS

Frankfurt Rent Index

Would you like to know whether your rent is reasonable? Would you like to find out by how much your rent may be increased? For this, you need the rent index of Frankfurt.

Our Service A tool box, Photo: Stefan Maurer

Housing and Building Defects

Have you rented a flat in Frankfurt? Is the flat not in order? Have you spoken to your landlord but he or she hasn’t helped you? Come to the Housing Inspectorate!

Our Service Housing benefit application of the City of Frankfurt am Main, Photo: Felix Silomon-Pflug

Housing Benefit

Housing benefit is help from the government for people with limited financial means. The Housing Benefit Authority helps to cover some of the housing costs.

Our Service Key ring, Photo: Holger Baldauf

Social Housing

Are you looking for social housing in Frankfurt am Main? We can help you.

Our Service Kai Schönbach and Katharina Stier from the Department for Tenant Protection at the Housing Office Frankfurt am Main, Photo: JS

Tenant Protection

Is your building going to be completely modernised? Will the rents in your building be increased significantly? Let the Department for Tenant Protection advise you!