Zoning comes first
Whether and how high you may build is decided by the zoning plan, not by the seller. Green land stays green land, even if the listing says "expected building land": a planned rezoning is a hope, not a building right.
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With a plot it is not the fittings that matter but the building law. We show the official zoning and the permitted density for every address, plus the official land prices per district and municipality.
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The question comes before every land purchase, and it can be answered publicly. Our zoning map shows the zoning class and the building class from the official plan for every Vienna address.
Statistics Austria evaluates the purchase contracts and publishes an average in euros per square metre for every political district and municipality. These are prices actually paid, not asking prices.
For the densely built inner districts the statistics show no value. Hardly any building plots change hands there: if you want to build in Vienna, you look at the outer districts or the surrounding area.
Statistics Austria, average property prices, as of 2025. Transaction prices from several years, adjusted to the current level. An asking price is naturally above this, and a single plot can differ widely through location, size and zoning.
Each with real zoning, travel times and location data for its address.
Whether and how high you may build is decided by the zoning plan, not by the seller. Green land stays green land, even if the listing says "expected building land": a planned rezoning is a hope, not a building right.
Water, sewage, electricity and access cost money when they are missing. Some municipalities charge five-figure development contributions. Ask before you negotiate the price, not after.
Buildable area, building class and construction type limit what fits on the square metres. A large plot with low density often carries less house than a smaller one in a higher building class.
On top of the price come 3.5 per cent land transfer tax and 1.1 per cent land register fee, plus the contract and, if an agent is involved, their commission. On a plot of 400,000 euros that is roughly 25,000 to 40,000 euros.
Slope, groundwater and contamination make foundations more expensive. A soil survey before the purchase is cheaper than a surprise in the pit.
Through the zoning plan. On wohnwahn the address is enough: the tool shows the official zoning class and, where available, the building class. That is guidance, not legal advice. Only the building authority is binding.
That a rezoning is expected but not decided. Legally it is green land: you may not build until the rezoning happens. Whether and when it comes is up to the municipality, not the seller.
The official statistics give the outer districts values between roughly 670 and 2,200 euros per square metre; the surrounding area is well below that. The table above lists every district and municipality.
3.5 per cent land transfer tax, 1.1 per cent for the land register entry, the contract and possibly the agent commission. Together that is usually 6 to 10 per cent of the purchase price.
Not necessarily. It means the development is legally secured. Whether water, sewage and electricity reach the boundary, and what the connection costs, is a separate question for the municipality.
The search shows every plot with zoning, accessibility and surroundings. If you are offering land yourself, listing it is free.