Houses for sale in Styria
Styria has two house markets: Graz at 3,974 euro per square metre of living space and Graz-Umgebung at 3,011, and the rest of the province between 1,900 in Leoben and 2,529 in Liezen. The median over all 13 districts is 2,132 euro, just below Lower Austria and less than half of Tyrol. Here are the prices paid per district and the houses currently on offer.
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These houses are currently for sale in Steiermark.
8261 SinabelkirchenPlenty of space to live - well-kept family house with large garden and green view€ 569.000142 m²6 rooms
XVI. StraßgangTwo-family house with garden and double garage, fully basement – over 350m² total area!€ 470.000183 m²7.5 rooms
IV. LendTop apartment block in 8020 Graz | approx. 941m² usable area | 11 rental units | fully rented | quiet location | top…€ 3.500.000941 m²
IV. LendAttractive apartment block in 8020 Graz | approx. 352m² usable space | 6 residential units | very good access€ 1.290.000353 m²
VII. LiebenauLiving comfort on one level – spacious bungalow in Graz-Liebenau€ 789.000173 m²6 rooms
8200 Ludersdorf-WilfersdorfDream house in Ludersdorf-Wilfersdorf: 3 rooms, garden, 2 terraces, pool – your new home!€ 495.000137 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 of all 13 districts. These are prices paid, not asking prices: a listing sits above them. Styria is thus, after Carinthia and Burgenland, one of the cheapest provinces for a house.
Statistics Austria, average property prices 2025: prices actually paid in purchase contracts 2021 to 2025, euro per m² of living space, median per district. The median per district averages over small and large plots and all construction years. A house built from 1991 on cost 2,986 euro per square metre on average, one from before 1960 only 1,724: outside Graz, the old house comes with the renovation.
Where houses are currently for sale, broken down by political district. The link opens the search with exactly that district.
Around Graz the slope decides climate and fog, everywhere else the land price of the municipality. We show both.
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.
Graz lies in a basin that holds the heat in summer and the fog in winter. The city’s climate zones show which locations are exempt: the slopes to the north and east. A house there costs more, but the difference is measurable on hot days.
Transfer tax 3,5 %, land register fee 1,1 %, agent commission at most 3 % plus VAT. All purchase costs →
Depending on the district between 1,900 and 3,974 euro per square metre of living space, measured on purchase contracts 2021 to 2025. The median over all 13 districts is 2,132 euro. A house of 130 square metres therefore costs around 277,000 euro on average, a good 515,000 in Graz.
In Upper Styria: Leoben 1,900, Hartberg-Fürstenfeld 1,937, Südoststeiermark 2,026 euro per square metre. Unlike the Waldviertel, Leoben is a district town with rail and jobs, not a depopulating area.
In Graz at 3,974 and in Graz-Umgebung at 3,011 euro per square metre. Then comes Liezen at 2,529, where the Enns valley with Schladming carries a tourism market.
No, prices paid in purchase contracts, evaluated by Statistics Austria and lifted to the 2025 level. A listing sits above them. The figure says what a district is worth, not what a single house may cost.
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