Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Sublime villa in an absolutely prime location - hotel/guesthouse on a large plot of land
Price on request
- 15 Rooms
- ~182 m² Living area
- ~3,715 m² Plot surface
Everything you need to know about buying and renting prices in the Tyrolean capital

The Alpine region is more sought-after than ever as a place to live. This is particularly true for the province of Tyrol and its charming capital Innsbruck. The outstanding location in the heart of the Alpine mountains and the excellent connections road, rail and airport connections are just some of the countless good arguments for investing in Tyrol.
The attractive business location and cultural hotspot is winning over more and more investors and owner-occupiers. Due to the high demand, the Innsbruck real estate market high prices are to be expected on the Innsbruck property market: In terms of purchase prices, Innsbruck currently ranks first in Austria, ahead of Salzburg and Vienna, and the inflation rate has risen dramatically in recent years. Nevertheless, the Tyrolean capital is still well behind many Swiss cities and neighboring Munich in terms of price. There is also cause for optimism: in order to meet the high demand, a number of interesting new construction projects have been built in Innsbruck in recent years new construction projects in Innsbruck have been initiated in recent years. As an investment, the purchase ofreal estate in Tyrol is still worthwhile.
"Demand for urban housing in central and well-connected locations remains high, while supply remains limited. High-quality condominiums, compact floor plans, and energy-efficient properties are in particularly high demand." - Florian Höll, Office Manager Engel & Völkers Innsbruck & Seefeld & Zillertal
Below you can find out everything about Purchase prices for apartments and houses in Innsbruck as well as the current situation on the Innsbruck real estate market and future developments.
On average, sales prices for condominiums in the Innsbruck city area in 2025 were around 6,800 euros per square meter. Single-family homes sold for an average of 900,000 euros. Prices are lower in the surrounding municipalities. The Innsbruck area remains a market with long-term potential for appreciation. Historical data shows that real estate appreciates in value over time. The stable economic situation contributes to a strong real estate market and reduces the risk for investors.
Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price on request
Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price
€2,980,000
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Price
€2,300,000
Hungerburg, Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price
€2,200,000
Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price
€1,890,000
Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price
€1,799,000
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Price
€1,750,000
Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price
€1,493,000
Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria
Price
€1,365,000
As everywhere, the price of real estate depends on the individual property and, above all, the location. In the city of Innsbruck, the highest property prices are achieved in the Hungerburg and Hötting districts, which are characterized by their popularity and exclusive location. Other popular districts in which many properties are sold are Hötting West/Allerheiligen, Höttinger Au and Wilten.
Single-family and two-family homes in the Innsbruck area are available in standard locations starting at around 500,000 euros. In good locations, prices currently range from 800,000 euros to 1.2 million euros. In prime locations, prices start at around 1.2 million euros and go up to 1.8 million euros.
Condominiums are in high demand. Depending on the size, average prices per square meter range from 3,000 euros (modest location) to 8,500 euros (prime location).
Innsbruck and the surrounding area are characterized by a remarkable diversity on the real estate market. From the Investment apartmentwhich offers sufficient space for families or students, to the cozy Vacation apartment there is something for everyone. While in the city Apartments tend to dominate, a wide variety of house types are available in the relatively sparsely populated "bacon belt". The district of Innsbruck-Land is dominated by Country houses, villas and chalets. Classic Detached houses are mainly found on the outskirts of the city.
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