Single-family homes are in Previous year on average by four percent in Austria become cheaper – However, prices did not fall in all federal states.
In Carinthia and Salzburg became houses more expensive. There is also a big gap in average prices: In Vienna, Tyrol, Vorarlberg and Salzburg single-family homes cost almost 700,000 Euro or more, in the other five federal states 350,000 eurosshows a land register evaluation of the real estate company Re/Max.
A third fewer single-family home purchases than five years ago
The price decline was accompanied by a massive decline in the number of transactions. 16.4 percent fewer sales were recorded in the land register, a total of only 8,221 properties. That was a third less than in the record year 2018 (12,689 purchases at the time).
Where there are the cheapest and most expensive houses
The cheapest houses were available at an average of 209,770 euros Burgenland and 277,113 euros in Lower Austriathe most expensive at 795,394 euros Tyrol and 803,423 euros in Vienna.
Since the number of transactions fell in all federal states and prices also fell on average, a total of only 3.28 billion euros was spent on single-family homes in 2023, after around 4.1 billion euros in 2021 and 2022.
The most expensive single-family home changed last year Vienna-Döbling by 16 million euros, shows an evaluation of the land register by Immounited and willhaben, which was also published on Tuesday.
A single-family home in Vienna-Währing (12.5 million euros) and in Kirchberg in Tirol (11.6 million euros) were also worth double-digit millions to buyers. At least two attic apartments, in the 1st district in Vienna (13 million) and in Kitzbühel (11.7 million), played in the same league.
Aside from single-family homes, the most expensive land register entry in the previous year was for a forest property in Weyer (Upper Austria) with 463,770 square meters at 130 million euros, ahead of an office building for 114 million euros in Vienna-Donaustadt and a building in the Innere Stadt in Vienna (95 million). Euro).
If you look at all residential properties together, there were by far the most transactions in Graz City (2,228), ahead of Salzburg City (963) and the Vienna district of Donaustadt (929).
