Datos a fecha de 7 de julio de 2026
Austrian apartment prices by city (2026)
Austria's apartment market shows one of Europe's widest price gaps between its alpine resort towns and its regional centres. Across the twelve Austrian cities tracked on Landomo, the median asking price for a for-sale apartment ranges from €15,461 per square metre in Kitzbühel down to €4,035 per square metre in Wiener Neustadt — a spread of more than €11,400. Vienna, the capital, dominates supply with 7,427 active listings, yet at €6,832 per square metre it ranks only sixth on price, trailing Innsbruck (€8,710) and Salzburg (€7,897). This page aggregates live for-sale apartment listings from 600+ property portals, de-duplicated into a single view, so you can compare genuine market asking prices city by city. Whether you are weighing a Tyrolean holiday home or a first apartment in Graz, the figures below reflect what sellers are actually asking as of 7 July 2026.
| # | Ciudad | Precio mediano/m² | En venta |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kitzbühel | 15.461 € | 229 |
| 2 | Innsbruck | 8710 € | 418 |
| 3 | Salzburg | 7897 € | 1142 |
| 4 | Dornbirn | 7288 € | 242 |
| 5 | Mödling | 6833 € | 352 |
| 6 | Vienna | 6832 € | 7427 |
| 7 | Gmunden | 6440 € | 243 |
| 8 | Linz | 5656 € | 686 |
| 9 | Schwechat | 5574 € | 709 |
| 10 | Villach | 5207 € | 254 |
| 11 | Graz | 4890 € | 1601 |
| 12 | Wiener Neustadt | 4035 € | 318 |
Análisis del mercado por ciudad
Innsbruck is mainland Austria's priciest city at €8,710 per square metre — second nationally only to resort Kitzbühel — yet its 418 active listings make it the smallest supply among Landomo's top six by volume.
Salzburg commands €7,897 per square metre, the third-highest median in Austria, backed by a deep pool of 1,142 active listings — the highest price among cities with four-figure supply.
Vienna anchors the national market with 7,427 active listings — by far the largest pool in Austria — yet its median asking price of €6,832 per square metre ranks only sixth nationally, well below alpine Innsbruck and Salzburg.
Linz, the Upper Austrian capital, shows a median asking price of €5,656 per square metre across 686 active listings, sitting just above neighbouring Schwechat and roughly mid-table nationally.
Schwechat, on Vienna's south-eastern edge, offers 709 active listings at a median of €5,574 per square metre, placing it in the more affordable half of the Austrian cities Landomo tracks.
Graz, Austria's second city, carries 1,601 active listings — the second-largest supply nationally — yet remains among the most affordable at €4,890 per square metre, ranking eleventh of the twelve cities tracked.
Cómo lo calculamos
Every figure is the median asking price per square metre across active for-sale apartment listings on Landomo, aggregated from 600+ portals and de-duplicated. We include only apartments sized between 15 and 500 m², trim outliers to the 5th–95th percentile, and publish a city only once it carries at least 200 active listings. All prices are in euros and reflect a single snapshot taken on 7 July 2026. These are asking prices, not achieved sale prices.
Preguntas frecuentes
Which Austrian city has the most expensive apartments?
Kitzbühel is Austria's most expensive apartment market by a wide margin, with a median asking price of €15,461 per square metre — more than three and a half times the cheapest city on this list.
Where are the cheapest apartments in Austria?
Among the twelve cities tracked here, Wiener Neustadt has the lowest median asking price at €4,035 per square metre, followed by Graz at €4,890 and Villach at €5,207 per square metre.
How much does an apartment cost per square metre in Vienna?
In Vienna, the median asking price for a for-sale apartment is €6,832 per square metre, drawn from 7,427 active listings — the largest sample of any Austrian city on Landomo.
Which Austrian city has the most apartment listings?
Vienna leads with 7,427 active for-sale apartment listings, far ahead of Graz (1,601) and Salzburg (1,142). Together the twelve tracked cities hold 13,621 active listings.
How does Innsbruck compare with Vienna on price?
Innsbruck is notably pricier than the capital: its median asking price of €8,710 per square metre is about €1,878 higher than Vienna's €6,832, making it the most expensive Austrian mainland city.
How wide is the price gap across Austrian cities?
The spread is dramatic: from €15,461 per square metre in Kitzbühel to €4,035 in Wiener Neustadt, a difference of €11,426 per square metre — roughly a 3.8-fold gap between the top and bottom of the list.
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