Austria Property Market Report — August 2026

The Austria market on ClubProperty counts 6 active sale listings in August 2026. The average asking price ($8.16M) sits well above the median ($5.37M) — a small number of high-end properties pull the average up, while half of all listings ask $5.37M or less. Apartments make up the bulk of supply, while the median house asks roughly 10.7x the median land.

Executive Summary

• 6 active sale listings.
• Median asking price $5.37M.
• Average asking price per m²: $8,122.
• The median listing has been on the market for 343 days.

Market Snapshot

First report for this market — month-over-month and year-over-year comparisons begin with the next edition.

Segment Breakdown

By Bedroom Count

Market Speed

The median active listing has been on the market for 343 days. 0% of current inventory was listed within the last 30 days, while 100% has been listed for more than 90 days — a large share of long-standing inventory, which often signals sellers holding out on price.

Based on time listed on ClubProperty; properties may have been marketed elsewhere before.

In the News

• Quarterly house price index in Austria 2026 – Statista (Statista, 21 Jul)
• Land Development for Sale in Sankt Johann am Walde, Upper Austria – realestate.com.au (realestate.com.au, 17 Aug)
• New Rental Rules in Austria: When a Lease Must Be Signed for at Least 5 Years – Visit Ukraine (Visit Ukraine, 8 Jul)

Headlines via Google News; content belongs to the linked publishers.

Across the Market

Premium pick

House for Sale in Vienna, Austria USD 20,400,000 — $20.4M

Mid-market pick

Apartment for Sale in Tyrol, Austria USD 8,843,441 — $8.84M

Entry pick

Apartment for Sale in Vienna, Austria USD 1,500,000 — $1.5M

Outlook

Rather than a single prediction, three scenarios for the coming months:

• Base case: asking prices hold near current levels ($5.37M median) with steady supply.
• Upside: improving financing conditions or renewed international demand absorb inventory and firm up pricing, particularly in the dominant segment.
• Downside: a faster build-up of listings without matching demand would pressure sellers toward price reductions, starting with long-listed inventory.

What This Means for You

Sellers: a large share of inventory has been listed for months — pricing realistically against the medians above is what separates listings that move from listings that sit.

Buyers: inventory is thin; move decisively when a suitable property appears, but verify pricing against the medians above.

Investors: rental comparables are limited here — underwrite conservatively and verify achievable rents locally.

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Methodology: all figures are computed from active listings on ClubProperty at publication and reflect asking prices, not completed transactions. Marketplace composition can shift between reports. “Days listed” measures time on this marketplace. Yields are indicative and gross. Nothing here is financial advice.