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In this article, deep learning is applied to the task of real estate mass appraisal. To the best of our knowledge, we are the first to systematically evaluate a large collection of neural network architectures and tuning parameters for real estate price data. We compare the deep learning based approach to a classical linear regression model with manual feature engineering, gradient boosted trees, as well as a meta model which combines the prediction of the other models. Using transaction data for residential apartments in Switzerland, we find that a deep learning model results in significantly better predictive accuracy for real estate prices compared to a linear model. However, the difference is of a relatively small magnitude from an economic point of view. Further, the combined meta model results in substantially and significantly better predictions than each of the individual models.