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Aerial view of the historic old town of Graz, Austria, captured from the Schlossberg. In the foreground, lush green vegetation and pink blooming flowers frame the scene. The city stretches out with its characteristic red-tiled roofs and historic buildings, extending to the horizon. Striking church towers and historic architecture dominate the cityscape. In the background, the green hills of the Styrian mountain landscape rise beneath a dramatic sky with white cloud formations. The image highlights the contrast between the densely built old town and the modern urban development on the horizon.

Living and housing in the 10th district of Graz

Ries: enjoy life in the 10th district of Graz

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The dream of living by the water

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Real estate prices Styria

Price developments and trends

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Rhein Asset Management S.A.

“The early recognition of global trends in connection with our risk-adjusted strategy once again formed the basis of our success.”

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Buy the house of your dreams in Graz & surroundings

The Graz-Umgebung district in picturesque Styria encircles Graz, Austria's second-largest city and cultural hub. Home to approximately 156,000 residents, this region offers an exceptional quality of life that combines urban amenities with natural beauty.

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What makes living in a tower block attractive?

The high-rise apartment block was unpopular for a long time and was not the focus of the Viennese housing industry. In other metropolises, however, the high-rise residential building was already in vogue and clearly set itself apart from the previous image of a housing alternative for socially disadvantaged social classes.

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Tokenisation as a revolutionary approach for property investments

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Sustainability & ESG in Real Estate: What You need to know

With rising energy costs, stricter climate regulations, and growing awareness among buyers and investors, sustainability in real estate has taken center stage. The term ESG—short for Environmental, Social, and Governance—has become a key factor influencing decisions in property development, investments, and transactions. Whether you’re a private homeowner, a large-scale developer, or a potential buyer, adopting eco-friendly measures and meeting ESG criteria for properties can significantly increase a building’s value while reducing its environmental impact.

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Luxury real estate in Graz with Engel & Völkers

You can buy dreamlike, extraordinary luxury properties and exclusive villas in Graz with our experienced and dedicated real estate agents. Graz offers the perfect setting for high-quality and exclusive properties. If you want to buy an exciting property in Graz, you will find an equivalent ambience in this very special city. The harmonious implementation of contemporary building culture into the historic cityscape makes Graz something very special.

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Living in the 3rd district of Graz

Lively Geidorf: between historic old buildings and eccentric new buildings

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Where luxury properties are at home: The most sought-after locations in Austria

The Austrian market for luxury properties is still on an upward trend: in addition to exclusive locations with a high quality of life, high-quality fittings and extravagant architecture and designs are the reasons why exceptional properties are becoming increasingly sought-after in this country. Demand has risen particularly in Innsbruck, Salzburg and Vienna as well as in the districts of Bregenz, Dornbirn and Feldkirch in Vorarlberg and in the district of Klagenfurt-Land, near Lake Wörthersee. Kitzbühel is known for its distinctive luxury segment and high-priced chalets, which means that Kitzbühel remains the luxury capital of Austria