Buying a house in Tyrol – with the experts from Engel & Völkers

The Engel & Völkers team in Tyrol is here to support you in all questions concerning the acquisition of a residential property. Clients interested in purchasing a house in Tyrol can take advantage of the high quality and very extensive offering of residential properties in this region. We have more than 40 years of experience in the real estate sector, which means we are able to present those properties to you which are best suited to your needs. Our team members are regularly trained and therefore possess up-to-date knowledge of the real estate market. We have been operating successfully in Austria for around 18 years and have 15 residential property shops as well as two business offices here. In Tyrol we have offices in Innsbruck, Seefeld, Kitzbühel, Kirchberg in Tirol, St. Johann in Tirol as well as Zell am See in the state of Salzburg.

If you would like to buy a house in Tyrol, we are definitely the right contact. We support you in finding and purchasing your desired property. With us as your partner in buying your future residential property, you enjoy the following benefits:

• ​Wide range of residential properties of all kinds
• Advice from real estate experts
  
• Guidance from choosing the property through to signing the contract
  

Buying a house in Tyrol

Residential properties in Tyrol are in demand at present. This Austrian state is not only appealing for tourists. Many towns and villages in this mountainous state are also attractive for many people who wish to settle permanently. At present, the prices for properties in Tyrol are well above the Austrian average. Sharp price increases over the past few years could be observed in renowned regions such as Kitzbühel, but also notably in the district of Innsbruck and Innsbruck Land. This applies for houses as well as apartments and land.

Development of real estate prices in Tyrol

Property prices have drastically risen in Tyrol over the past few years, particularly in the state capital Innsbruck. Nevertheless, purchasing a house in Tyrol is still a worthwhile investment, as prices are set to continue to increase. Prices for second-hand apartments rose by 24% between 2015 and 2018 alone. The situation is similar with land prices. In particular in regions surrounding the state capital, the prices for building plots increased by more than 11%. Besides the city of Innsbruck, Kitzbühel is also one of the most expensive regions in Tyrol.

The attractiveness of Tyrolean towns

Nonetheless, many Tyrolean towns have become even more attractive in recent times. Kitzbühel is an internationally famous winter sports resort and the Hahnenkamm Race is very well-known. As state capital, Innsbruck enjoys a special flair, which is dominated by historic buildings and the surrounding mountains. Buying a house in Austria’s Tyrol has therefore become a dream for many people and is also a highly attractive investment.

The real estate market for buying a house in Tyrol

It’s not only possible for financially strong investors to buy a house in Tyrol, however.

How buying a house works in Tyrol

If you are interested in a residential property in Tyrol, at Engel & Völkers you can find out about the diverse offerings, for example for buying an apartment. You then receive a solid overview of all potential residential properties. Following this, you contact us and we will reach out to you. With a competent real estate agent, you have a contact partner at your side, who is well informed about all issues relating to real estate acquisition. Your real estate agent guides you through the process, from choosing the property to signing the contract. Our experts also have the necessary basic legal knowledge, which is helpful when buying a house in Tyrol.

Buying a house away from the metropolises in Tyrol

Those wanting to buy a house in Tyrol need not be limited to just Innsbruck and Kitzbühel. It is also highly lucrative to buy a small house in Tyrol in Seefeld, Kirchberg in Tirol and St. Johann in Tirol. Each of these places has its own unique charm.

• Seefeld

Seefeld is a village in the district of Innsbruck which currently has approximately 3,440 inhabitants.The municipality is situated in the midst of impressive mountain scenery and has already been the venue of the Nordic competitions in the Olympic Games three times. The village is located at 1,200 m above sea level and is sure to have snow cover in winter. As a tourist region, Seefeld distinguishes itself in particular with its wide range of sporting activities. The real estate agents in Seefeld help you to find your perfect house.

• Kirchberg in Tirol

Kirchberg in Tirol is located in the Brixental in Kitzbühel and has around 5,250 inhabitants. This region plays an important role for tourists interested in hiking and skiing. Kirchberg in Tirol is a popular holiday resort and is just 6 km away from Kitzbühel. Whereas skiing takes centre stage in the winter, Kirchberg in Tirol is considered to be the starting point for many hikes and mountain bike tours in the other seasons.

• St. Johann in Tirol

St. Johann

 in Tirol is a municipality with about 9,500 inhabitants and also belongs to the district of Kitzbühel. This market town is a popular holiday resort and is the ideal place for skiing and hiking. St. Johann in Tirol has made a name for itself as a holiday destination for family tourism.