Flats and houses in Innsbruck
Innsbruck lies between the Inn and the Nordkette: old town and university in the centre, hillside locations with mountain views on the edges.
Flats
6,034€/m²
+3% vs 2024
Median sale price 2025 from the land register · House 5,621 €/m² · Source: Statistik Austria · 2015–2025
Houses
5,621€/m²
Medians also reflect the location and quality of the homes sold – not a pure price trend.
Neighbourhoods of Innsbruck
- InnenstadtOld town with the Golden Roof and Maria-Theresien-Straße – central, with period buildings and few vacant flats.View on the map
- WiltenWilten Abbey and Bergisel: late-19th-century buildings, quiet streets and a short way into the centre.View on the map
- PradlEast of the Sill: densely populated, with apartment blocks, shops and good connections.View on the map
- SaggenLate-19th-century villas near the Hofgarten – one of the most sought-after locations in the city.View on the map
- HöttingOn the slopes of the Nordkette: the university, Hungerburg and flats with mountain views.View on the map
- AmrasIn the east around Ambras Castle: quiet estates and plenty of green.View on the map
- MühlauIn the north-east: an old village centre on the hillside, quiet, with houses and gardens.View on the map
- ArzlIn the north-east on the border with Rum: a hillside area with estates and new housing.View on the map
Frequently asked questions
What does a flat in Innsbruck cost?
Owner-occupied flats sold for a median of 6,034 €/m² in 2025.
What does a house in Innsbruck cost?
Houses sold for a median of 5,621 €/m² of living space in 2025.
What additional costs come with a purchase?
Real estate transfer tax 3.5%, land register entry 1.1%, contract and escrow usually 1–2%, agent commission at most 3% plus 20% VAT (as of 2026).
Which district suits me?
Tell the concierge how you want to live – it suggests suitable districts and listings.
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Sale prices: Statistik Austria, average real estate prices (published 28 May 2026), medians from the land register. Listings on WoSuch show the providers’ asking prices.