What makes a cooperative flat in Stuttgart different
A housing cooperative belongs to its members. If you live there, you have a permanent right of use instead of a tenancy with the risk of an owner's-need eviction, you pay a user fee that is usually below market level and rises moderately, and when you join you buy cooperative shares instead of paying a deposit. You get the shares back when you leave. That is exactly why hardly anyone moves out voluntarily – and exactly why getting in is the hardest part.
As of 07.10.2026. Figures from the listing pages of the cooperatives that WohnAlert monitors in Stuttgart – not their total stock.
Cooperative flats in Stuttgart that are available right now
5 flats from 3 cooperatives in Stuttgart are publicly online right now – the 5 newest here, all of them on the Stuttgart page or in the app. Click to open the original listing.
NEW
Cooperative
610 € net
Stuttgart-Nord - 2 Zimmer-Wohnung
Friedhofstr. 57A · LBG Württemberg
Size60,1 m²
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NEW
Cooperative
832 € total
2 Zimmer in Stuttgart · frei ab 01.01.2027
Gablenberger Hauptstr. 61A · Baugenossenschaft Friedenau
Size50,5 m²per m²16,48 €
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Cooperative
882 € total
Schöne 3-Zimmer-Wohnung in Stuttgart Ost · frei ab 16.11.2026
Teckstraße 30 · Bau- und WohnungsVerein Stuttgart
Size56,4 m²per m²15,64 €
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Cooperative
940 € total
schnuckelige 5-Zimmer-Dachgeschoss-Wohnung in Stuttgart- Feuerbach / Befristung 30.06.2030 · frei ab 01.11.2026
Idarwaldstraße 9 · Bau- und WohnungsVerein Stuttgart
Size74 m²per m²12,70 €
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Cooperative
1.459 € total
zentral gelegene 3-Zimmer-Maisonette-Wohnung in Stuttgart-Ost
Landhausstraße 202 · Bau- und WohnungsVerein Stuttgart
Size81,15 m²per m²17,98 €
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What a cooperative flat in Stuttgart costs
The cooperative flats currently listed in Stuttgart cost a median of 911 € total. That is 98 € less than the median of all available flats in Stuttgart (1.009 €). Per square metre, that's a median of 16,06 €.
Where cooperatives in Stuttgart are listing right now
The neighbourhoods with the most available cooperative flats – each tag leads to the page of the neighbourhood where they are.
Rooms: 2 rooms 40 %, 3 rooms 40 %, 5 rooms 20 % – based on the 5 available cooperative flats in Stuttgart with a room count.
The cooperatives in Stuttgart that WohnAlert monitors
Each name leads to the landlord's page with the current listings, the check interval and how to apply.
- Bau- und WohnungsVerein Stuttgart – 4 flats online right now; 18 new in 30 days; median 1.090 € total; no WBS
recently in: Ost, Freiberg, Heslach - LBG Württemberg – 4 flats online right now; 32 new in 30 days; no WBS
recently in: West, Nord - Baugenossenschaft Friedenau – 1 flat online right now; 1 new in 30 days; median 832 € total; no WBS
recently in: Bad Cannstatt, Degerloch, Gablenberg - BG Zuffenhausen – no listings at the moment – WohnAlert is monitoring the listing page
- LBG der Finanzbeamten – no listings at the moment – WohnAlert is monitoring the listing page
- Neues Heim – 4 new in 30 days; 44 % with WBS
recently in: Freiberg, Mönchfeld, Zuffenhausen - VdK Baugenossenschaft – no listing at the moment – WohnAlert is monitoring the listing page
recently in: Ost
The uncomfortable truth: listings are the exception
4 of 7 monitored cooperatives in Stuttgart had any listing online at all in the last 30 days. The others allocate their flats internally to members via waiting lists – the listing page stays empty even though flats become available.
Become a member first, then wait – not the other way round. If you are already a member when a flat becomes available, you are on the list. If you only want to join then, you're too late. Many cooperatives only accept new members at certain times.
The strategy that works
- Become a member of two or three cooperatives whose housing is in the areas you want – the list above shows where each one last advertised. The shares for several memberships add up; set priorities.
- Keep your place on the waiting list: some cooperatives want you to confirm your interest regularly. Checking in once a year never hurts.
- At the same time, chase the public listings: the cooperatives that advertise often allocate on a first-come, first-served basis – speed counts here, and that is what the WohnAlert alert is for. Some listings are explicitly open to non-members.
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