Your real estate agent for Styria
Choose a marketing type
Advanced advisory services
Real estate expertise at the heart of your neighborhood
Styria combines the Graz metropolitan area with the industrial regions of Upper Styria, the Enns Valley, Ausseerland and the wine landscapes of Southern Styria. City apartments, commuter homes, alpine holiday properties and rural estates belong to very different real estate markets. Our real estate agents in Styria therefore assess properties according to the specific region, permitted use and immediate surroundings.
Precision valuation
We conduct a cross-market analysis to set an optimal, competitive price.
Targeted marketing
Tailored marketing aligned to your sales strategy to attract local buyers.
Shared expertise
We combine price analysis and network insight for a high-performing sales strategy.
Locations
Find the Engel & Völkers shop nearest to you
Our experienced real estate agents in Styria have in-depth knowledge of the local real estate market. They provide competent and personalized advice tailored to your needs. Rely on our real estate expertise and benefit from personal, professional support.
Shops in Styria and nearby
Open
Closes at 5 pm
Wednesday
9 am - 5 pm
Thursday
9 am - 5 pm
Friday
9 am - 5 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Monday
9 am - 5 pm
Tuesday
9 am - 5 pm
Engel & Völkers shops in the area
Open
Closes at 5:30 pm
Wednesday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Thursday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Friday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Monday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Tuesday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Open
Closes at 5:30 pm
Wednesday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Thursday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Friday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed
Monday
9 am - 5:30 pm
Tuesday
9 am - 5:30 pm
International perspectives, directly from Styria
Our local experts in Styria
Your local Engel & Völkers real estate agents in Styria. These advisors understand the drivers of the Styria market and offer structured, step‑by‑step support for residential and commercial property. From first assessment to contract, they provide transparent guidance across Styria.
Local expertise
Styria Real Estate Market: Graz, Industrial Regions and Alpine Landscapes
Styria is characterized by strong regional contrasts. Graz is by far the most important urban, university and economic center. In Upper Styria, industrial corridors, smaller towns and alpine valleys shape the market. The Enns Valley, Schladming-Dachstein and Ausseerland combine year-round tourism with high-quality holiday locations, while Southern and Western Styria are more strongly characterized by viticulture, country houses and commuter links to Graz. A condominium in Graz is therefore assessed differently from a country house in Southern Styria, a home in the Mürz Valley or a holiday property on Grundlsee. Alongside condition and plot, employment markets, transport links, hillside or valley position, views, tourism infrastructure and legally permitted use are important.
Regional Real Estate Markets in Styria
In Styria, real estate markets should be considered by region and type of location. Urban centers, commuter areas, rural locations, lake districts and holiday regions appeal to different buyers and are assessed according to their own market factors.
Graz and the Graz Surrounding Area
Graz is a university city, economic center and the most important urban market in Styria. The range extends from historic apartments and new developments to single-family homes on the city fringe and in surrounding municipalities. For owners, district or municipality, public transport, proximity to universities and workplaces, outdoor areas and plot are important. In the surrounding area, commuting distance and quiet residential settings gain importance compared with inner-city density.
Southern Styria and Leibnitz
Southern Styria around Leibnitz combines wine landscapes, smaller towns and good access to Graz. Single-family homes, country houses, wineries and distinctive estates shape the market more strongly than urban apartments. Views, plot, hillside position and access are important. In well-known wine tourism locations, potential commercial or tourism use may also be relevant, but this should always be checked for the specific property.
Ausseerland and Salzkammergut
Bad Aussee, Altaussee and Grundlsee form a distinct alpine holiday property market. Lakes, mountains and strong tourism demand shape houses, country properties and holiday homes. Direct lake or mountain views, plot, privacy and accessibility can create significant differences. For second-home and holiday use, legal permission is central and should be clearly distinguished from regular permanent residence.
Enns Valley and Schladming-Dachstein
The Enns Valley combines regional centers such as Liezen with well-known holiday destinations around Schladming. Everyday apartments and houses therefore coexist with chalets and tourism-oriented apartments. Valley position, proximity to rail and road links, access to ski areas, views and usage rights are important for valuation. In more tourism-oriented locations, even the exact distance to mountain lifts and the town center can affect buyer interest.
Upper Styria: Mur and Mürz Valleys
The Mur and Mürz valleys are more strongly shaped by industry, regional jobs and commuter links. Cities such as Leoben, Kapfenberg and Bruck an der Mur differ clearly from alpine holiday resorts. Apartments, terraced houses and single-family homes mainly appeal to owner-occupiers and regional employees. Proximity to workplaces, rail and road connections, plot and building condition are especially relevant for valuation.
Western Styria and the Spa Region
Western Styria and the spa region of Eastern Styria consist of smaller towns, municipalities and rural residential locations. Single-family homes, plots, farm properties and country houses play a larger role. Spa and tourism destinations can create additional demand, but accessibility, local infrastructure and building condition remain decisive. For owners, a realistic distinction between permanent residential demand and tourism-driven demand is important.
FIND THE BEST PROPERTIES
Exclusive properties in Styria
marketing type
Bad Aussee, Styria, Austria
Charming retreat in Styria’s Salzkammergut—nature, peace and quality of living combined
Price
€1,420,000
- 7 Rooms
- 4 Bathrooms
- ~274 m² Living area
- ~2,250 m² Plot surface
Spital am Semmering, Styria, Austria
Landhouse with Three Separate Residential Units near the Semmering Ski Resort
Price
€275,000
- 8 Rooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- ~257 m² Living area
- ~2,213 m² Plot surface
Gersdorf an der Feistritz, Styria, Austria
Stately - Alone location
Price on request
- 24 Rooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- ~1,109 m² Living area
- ~75,547 m² Plot surface
Grundlsee, Styria, Austria
Your private hideaway in the Ausseerland - holiday home with an attractive rental concept
Price
€850,000
- 4 Rooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- ~128 m² Living area
- ~440 m² Plot surface
More properties in the surrounding region of Styria
Sonntagberg, Lower Austria, Austria
Art Nouveau estate with historic charm and modern comforts
Price on request
- 15 Rooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- ~565 m² Living area
- ~13,897 m² Plot surface
Mariapfarr, Salzburg, Austria
Romantic chalet ensemble in an idyllic location / Lungau – Unique retreat by the stream: historic chalet ensemble with a traditional grain storehouse
Price
€850,000
- 4 Rooms
- 1 Bathroom
- ~107 m² Living area
- ~579 m² Plot surface
Mariapfarr, Salzburg, Austria
Exclusively restored farmhouse in Salzburg’s Lungau – natural idyll with Alpine charm
Price
€750,000
- 4 Rooms
- 1 Bathroom
- ~88 m² Living area
- ~576 m² Plot surface
NewExclusive
Steyr, Upper Austria, Austria
Architectural gem “Villa Almeroth” in Steyr’s old town
Price
€2,330,000
- ~817 m² Living area
- ~1,033 m² Plot surface
Rennweg am Katschberg, Carinthia, Austria
Exclusive mountain retreat with panoramic views in a prime location on the Katschberg.
Price
€790,000
- 4 Rooms
- 1 Bathroom
- ~100 m² Living area
Rennweg am Katschberg, Carinthia, Austria
Attractive holiday apartment on Katschberg Mountain
Price
€490,000
- 3 Rooms
- 1 Bathroom
- ~65 m² Living area
Rennweg am Katschberg, Carinthia, Austria
Attractive 3-room holiday apartment at Katschberg pass
Price
€590,000
- 3 Rooms
- 1 Bathroom
- ~75 m² Living area
Rennweg am Katschberg, Carinthia, Austria
Exclusive mountain retreat with panoramic views in a prime location at Katschberg
Price
€1,870,000
- 9 Rooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- ~240 m² Living area
- ~430 m² Plot surface
Obertraun, Upper Austria, Austria
Living with a view - Exclusive multi-family/guesthouse near Hallstatt
Price
€1,290,000
- 10 Rooms
- 6 Bathrooms
- ~264 m² Living area
- ~764 m² Plot surface
The above search results are displayed by Engel & Völkers GmbH, as the sole technical operator of the real estate platform integrated into this website, in accordance with your search criteria. The respective providers are solely responsible for the content of the individual offers, whose provider information can be found in the advertisements.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions About the Styria Real Estate Market
What characterizes the real estate market in Styria?
What characterizes the real estate market in Styria?
Styria combines Graz as an urban center with industrial and commuter regions as well as alpine and tourism-oriented landscapes. An apartment in Graz, a house in the Mürz Valley and a holiday property in Ausseerland appeal to different buyers. Alongside property quality, region, accessibility, plot and, where relevant, legally permitted use are therefore central.
Which regions are especially relevant?
Which regions are especially relevant?
Important real estate areas include Graz and its surroundings, Southern Styria, Ausseerland, the Enns Valley and Schladming-Dachstein, the Mur and Mürz valleys, and Western and Eastern Styria. Each combines employment, commuting, landscape and tourism in a different way.
How is the value of a property in Styria determined?
How is the value of a property in Styria determined?
In addition to size, condition, plot and energy efficiency, the exact location, transport links, connection to employment markets and, in alpine regions, views and tourism infrastructure are important. At Grundlsee or in Schladming, legally permitted holiday use may also matter, while in Graz the district, connectivity and outdoor areas are more important.
Which property types are important?
Which property types are important?
In Graz, apartments, townhouses and investment properties are prominent. In surrounding and industrial areas, single-family homes and terraced houses are important. Southern Styria and rural regions also feature country houses, farm properties and larger plots, while the Enns Valley and Ausseerland add holiday apartments and chalets.
What should be considered with holiday properties?
What should be considered with holiday properties?
In tourism destinations such as Schladming, Bad Aussee or Grundlsee, the specific legally permitted use should be checked before purchase or sale. Not every property may be freely used as a second home or holiday property. For valuation and marketing, this legal classification can be just as relevant as views or proximity to leisure amenities.
LOCATIONS
All real estate agents in Austria
Burgenland (4)
Carinthia (1)
Lower Austria (51)
- Alland
- Bad Vöslau
- Baden bei Wien
- Berndorf
- Biedermannsdorf
- Bisamberg
- Brunn am Gebirge
- Deutsch-Wagram
- Dreistetten
- Ebreichsdorf
- Eichgraben
- Fischamend
- Gaaden
- Gablitz
- Gerasdorf
- Gießhübl
- Gramatneusiedl
- Guntramsdorf
- Kleinfeld
- Klosterneuburg
- Kottingbrunn
- Krems an der Donau
- Kronberg
- Königstetten
- Langenzersdorf
- Laxenburg
- Leobersdorf
- Margarethen am Moos
- Maria Enzersdorf
- Markt Piesting
- Mistelbach
- Mödling
- Oberwaltersdorf
- Perchtoldsdorf
- Pfaffstätten
- Pressbaum
- Purkersdorf
- Rosental
- Saint Pölten
- Sankt Andrä-Wördern
- Schwechat
- Siegenfeld
- Sittendorf bei Wien
- Sollenau
- Strasshof an der Nordbahn
- Traiskirchen
- Tulln
- Ulrichskirchen-Schleinbach
- Weikersdorf am Steinfelde
- Wiener Neudorf
- Wiener Neustadt
Salzburg (2)
Contact
Contact your personal advisor
Engel & Völkers Austria
Headquarter - Vancouverstraße 2a
20457 Hamburg, Germany
Tel: +43 196 150 0050