Analysis: This City Is Austria's Most Expensive Pavement for Condominiums
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Average price per square meter in Tyrol's state capital more than twice as high as in St. Pölten. An overview.
The dream of the condominium: In view of the real price hammer, this wish remains unfulfilled for many. If you want to buy a condominium in Innsbruck, for example, you have to spend significantly more money than in other capitals, as a current analysis shows once again. Some of the square meters can be covered up to 12,000 euros.
In no Austrian capital do condominiums cost more than in Tyrol. Especially between new construction and existing buildings there is a large price gap, the construction costs should continue to rise.
The most expensive pavement is Innsbruck, where you pay up to 12,000 euros per square meter and have to scroll down significantly more than in other state capitals.
If you want to buy a condominium in the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck, you have to spend significantly more money than in other Austrian capitals. On average, the square meter there cost 6,400 euros this year in the first half of the year and thus more than twice as much as in St. Pölten, an analysis by the real estate agency Raiffeisen Immobilien shows. Behind that followed with a little distance [...]
If you want to buy a condominium in the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck, you have to spend a lot more money than in other Austrian capitals. On average, the square meter there cost 6,400 euros this year in the first half of the year and thus more than twice as much as in St. Pölten, an analysis of the real estate agency Raiffeisen Immobilien shows. Behind that followed with a little distance Vienna and Salzburg, where the square meter cost an average…
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