Flats for sale in Styria
For buying a flat, Styria splits in two: the city of Graz costs 2,874 euro per square metre, the Murtal 1,159, less than half. Across all thirteen districts the median is 1,687 euro, which means almost the whole province carries prices unknown in western Austria.
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XII. AndritzAndritz: Bright studio apartment with south-facing balcony & parking space in Graz – ideal for singles and students€ 125.00026 m²
III. Geidorf3-room period apartment with great potential | Renovation needed | for enthusiasts to expand | with balcony in...€ 289.00084 m²3 rooms
8490 Bad RadkersburgAffordable renovated 3-room apartment with southwest balcony and green view – quiet & central in Bad Radkersburg€ 159.00083 m²3 rooms
III. GeidorfCompact, bright and well located - 2-room apartment in Geidorf€ 149.00048 m²2 rooms
Seiersberg-PirkaGarden apartment with spacious terrace and green view in Seiersberg€ 379.00077 m²3 rooms
XIV. EggenbergCharming penthouse apartment with large balcony and newly renovated bathroom€ 219.00071 m²3 roomsListings come directly from estate agents and private owners, via feeds and our own editor. We do not copy portals, and we take no commission.
Statistics Austria evaluates the purchase contracts, so not what is asked but what was paid. Across the thirteen Styrian districts the median is 1,687 euro per square metre, ranging from 2,874 in the city of Graz down to 1,159 in the Murtal.
Statistics Austria, average property prices 2025: prices actually paid in purchase contracts 2021 to 2025, euro per m² of living space, median per district. Median across all surveyed flat classes, purchase contracts 2021 to 2025, adjusted to the 2025 price level. Asking prices regularly sit above this, because they reflect the seller’s wish and not the deal.
Where flats are currently for sale, broken down by district. The link opens the search with exactly that district.
When buying, what counts is what still holds in ten years. Three of those things are officially recorded and in no listing.
Statistics Austria publishes a building-land price for 285 Styrian municipalities. Around Graz it explains why a house in Seiersberg costs differently from one in Gratkorn although both lie in the same district.
See land prices →Styria calls its benefit Wohnunterstützung, with its own income limits and its own calculation. Who qualifies for what we compute on our own page according to the law.
See the housing support →For Graz and its commuter belt we show the city’s climate zones and the official noise map, address by address. The Graz basin holds the heat in summer and the fog in winter, and slope locations are out of both.
See the Graz noise map →Transfer tax, land register, contract drafting, commission: the fixed rates and a worked example, so the budget is right before the viewing and not after.
Work out the extra costs →Transfer tax, land register fee, contract drafting and commission add up to a double-digit percentage of the purchase price. On 400,000 euros that is roughly 40,000 euros that no bank finances and that the listing price does not mention.
Two districts can differ by more than a factor of two, and within one district a single street separates more than 1,000 euros per square metre. That is why we put the value of its own district next to each listing, never a regional average.
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.
A yield promised in the brochure is the seller’s calculation. We only state a yield when we can recalculate it from documented figures, and we say where it comes from.
In Upper Styria square-metre prices sit at around a third of the Graz level, and there is a reason: the population there is not growing. On resale what counts is not the entry price but whether there is a buyer in ten years. Look at the municipality’s population trend, not only at the price.
Transfer tax 3,5 %, land register fee 1,1 %, agent commission at most 3 % plus VAT. All purchase costs →
Across the thirteen districts the median is 1,687 euro per square metre. The dearest is the city of Graz at 2,874, the cheapest the Murtal at 1,159. These are prices actually paid in purchase contracts between 2021 and 2025.
Because it has a lot of area with little demand. The Graz central belt is growing, Upper Styria is not, and the statistics average both. For a purchase decision the district figure is therefore the useful number and the provincial average the misleading one.
Property transfer tax of 3.5 per cent, land register entry of 1.1 per cent, plus contract drafting and, depending on the case, the agent commission. Our own page on purchase costs carries the full calculation.
No, they are the prices paid. Asking prices regularly sit above them. The series also pools five years and adjusts them to the 2025 level.
Set your priorities once and the search orders by them: budget, quiet location, short trips, sunlight. A saved search reports new listings in your district. No account, no cost.