3.5 million euros
The most expensive house was sold on Lake Attersee
A property in Unterach changed hands for a mere 3.5 million euros. No other house in Upper Austria cost more in the third quarter of 2024. Linz saw the most sales. This is shown by a new survey.
Well done to those who can afford it. Between July and September 2024, there was once again some movement on the domestic real estate market. This is shown by a look at the land registers, which the experts from IMMOunited and willhaben always do. A detached house in Unterach am Attersee changed hands for a whole 3.5 million euros, making it the most expensive residential property in Upper Austria. The house was comparatively cheap, as someone in Kitzbühel - the data is of course confidential - put a whopping 6.81 million euros on the table for a detached house.
Apartment for 2 million euros
The most expensive apartment sold in Upper Austria was somewhat cheaper. In Gmunden, a buyer's new four walls were worth 1.95 million euros. Of course, this is nothing compared to what is paid for industrial and commercial properties. In Pinsdorf, a building was sold for EUR 23.59 million in the second quarter of 2024, while one in Linz sold for as much as EUR 10 million.
Many transactions in Linz
The provincial capital was also the place where the most residential property transactions took place. There were 247 in these three months. Across Austria, only the Styrian capital of Graz saw more sales, namely 479. And another interesting figure: the district of Rohrbach came last in terms of residential property transactions (relative per inhabitant).
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