How loud it actually is
The official environmental noise map for Salzburg, address by address. The city sits between two busy corridors, and one street can differ sharply from the next.
Open the noise map →Buying in Salzburg
After Vienna, Salzburg is the most expensive market in the country, and buying here comes with a rule found almost nowhere else: the province restricts second homes. Know both before you sign, the price and the zoning.
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These flats are currently for sale in Salzburg.
To be honest: with 11 listings we are still at the beginning in Salzburg. That is not enough to compare, and we will not pretend otherwise. What this page does answer is below: what a square metre costs on average, how loud an address measures and what the neighbouring plot allows.
5310 MondseeLiving at Lake Mondsee€ 530.000
AltstadtSpacious 5-Room Freehold Apartment with Two Sunny Loggias and Unique Salzburg Panorama€ 495.000105 m²5 roomsListings come directly from estate agents and private owners, through interfaces and our own editor. We do not copy portals, and we take no commission.
Statistics Austria evaluates the purchase contracts for owner-occupied flats per political district, broken down by year of construction and flat size. The city of Salzburg is a political district of its own. The figure is the median, so what was paid, not what a listing asks.
Statistics Austria, average property prices 2025: prices actually paid in purchase contracts 2021 to 2025, euro per m² of living space, median per district. In the city of Salzburg the year of construction divides: a medium-sized flat without balcony or terrace costs 4,366 euros per square metre if built up to 1960, and 5,952 if built from 1991. Asking prices sit above this, because they reflect the seller’s wish and not the deal.
Where properties are currently for sale. The link opens the atlas with all the location data.
The difference is not the number of listings, it is what stands next to each one. No property description answers these four questions honestly, because the seller writes it.
The official environmental noise map for Salzburg, address by address. The city sits between two busy corridors, and one street can differ sharply from the next.
Open the noise map →Mönchsberg and Kapuzinerberg cast long shadows, in winter across entire streets. We calculate sunlight per facade from official building and terrain heights, not from the compass.
Open the sun check →Zoning, plot by plot. In the old town protection zones add rules on height and facade.
Check the zoning →After Vienna, Salzburg is the most expensive market in the country, and locations within the city differ widely. Our price page shows what was actually paid in the city and the surrounding area.
See the prices →The province restricts use as a second home, and buyers must declare the intended use. Whether a flat may serve as a second home depends on the municipality and the specific zoning. Settle this before negotiating the price, not after.
Transfer tax, land register fee, contract drafting and commission add up to roughly eight to twelve percent. At Salzburg price levels that quickly becomes a six-figure sum no bank finances.
In and around the old town, heritage rules govern facade, windows and roof. A planned renovation can fail on those or become far more expensive than the estimate suggests.
A low maintenance reserve is not a saving, it is a deferred bill. Before signing, ask for the reserve level, the last decisions of the owners association and any planned renovation.
Transfer tax 3,5 %, land register fee 1,1 %, agent commission at most 3 % plus VAT. All purchase costs →
Asking prices run around 6,000 to 7,000 euros per square metre, placing Salzburg right behind Vienna. There is no official figure for individual parts of the city: the price index treats the whole city as a single district. What was actually paid there is on our price page.
Not everywhere. The province restricts second homes, and buyers must declare the intended use. Whether it is permitted depends on the zoning in each case. Ask the municipality, not the agent.
Transfer tax of 3.5 percent and the land register fee of 1.1 percent are fixed by law, contract drafting adds roughly one to three percent, and an agent commission of at most three percent plus VAT may apply.
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