3.5-room new build with two balconies | component activation | Urban Daheim | construction area 13 | investor
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Living in the Village in the Third.
In the third district of Vienna, the Village in the Third is emerging as a new piece of city – one of the largest urban development areas in Vienna. Over eleven hectares, ARE Austrian Real Estate is developing a lively, almost car-free neighborhood in collaboration with the City of Vienna and wohnfonds_wien, featuring around 2,000 apartments, office and commercial spaces, childcare facilities, educational institutions, and local supply.
The green heart is formed by the over 2-hectare Bert-Brecht-Park – an oasis for relaxation, encounters, and play. All roofs that are not accessible will be greened. Sharing offers, shopping opportunities, and gastronomy are right at your doorstep. Sustainability, short distances, and high quality of life are the guiding principles of this new district.
With the slogan "urban daheim," construction area 13 embodies this idea in a special way: modern architecture, versatile open spaces, hobby rooms, and communal areas – living in the heart of Vienna with a strong urban identity and high comfort.
Energy with a future.
A modern energy network ensures that the individual buildings in the Village in the Third are interconnected and energy flows are efficiently managed. Construction area 13 is also part of this innovative network – one of the most modern forms of sustainable neighborhood supply.
Ground probes combined with heat pumps provide energy for space heating in winter and for cooling in summer. Photovoltaic systems on the roof generate renewable electricity. Underfloor heating on the ground floor and component activation in the upper floors (via the ceilings above) ensure a balanced indoor climate. Continuous fresh air supply is ensured by ventilation systems with heat recovery. District heating connection supports supply during peak times as well as hot water preparation.
This creates a combination of comfort, innovation, and ecological responsibility – a clear added value for residents.
Architecture that lives urbanity.
Construction area 13 consists of three building bodies connected by a common base floor:
OPS 12 Stg. 1+2: five upper floors
OPS 12 Stg. 3: eight upper floors
HGP 5: ten upper floors
A total of 143 freehold apartments are being created with living areas between approximately 45 m² and 110 m² and 2-5 rooms, as well as 2 commercial premises. Additionally, 10 hobby rooms are offered for purchase. The compact building form largely ensures that the apartments are lit from two sides, each with two outdoor areas:
A free space room with movable perforated sheet elements for privacy and shading
A covered balcony with natural glass railing
You can access the two rear buildings from the main entrance on Otto-Preminger-Straße via the central covered walkway to the Hilde-Güden-Promenade and the direct access to the park. The walkway is widened with generous openings to the atrium courtyards, which are illuminated and ventilated from above. Car and bicycle garages, garbage rooms, and stroller storage rooms are also directly accessible via this central walkway. Additional entrances at the park level allow good pedestrian accessibility from all directions.
Architectural highlights
The architecture combines urban clarity with a homely atmosphere – ideal for those who want to live in the city yet appreciate retreat spaces.
Atrium courtyards bring light and air into the interior of the building
Brick facade with glazed balconies – high-quality, modern, and characterful
Vertical greenery, greened access walkways, and planted courtyards create a feel-good atmosphere outdoors.
Bicycle garage with level access from the street
Overview.
143 freehold apartments
2 commercial premises
10 hobby rooms (optional for purchase)
92 underground parking spaces (access via BP 14A; suitable for charging with lockable socket)
338 bicycle parking spaces, 3 spaces for cargo bikes, and 6 lockable bicycle boxes with charging function – additionally for purchase
Party room, communal room, kids' zone, youth playground, laundromat
Mostly generous outdoor areas
Living quality down to the detail.
Each apartment is designed to adapt flexibly to the everyday life of its residents – functional, high-quality, and with a feel-good factor.
Overview of the equipment
High-quality material concept: parquet, large-format design tiles
Floor-to-ceiling wood-aluminum windows – for light-flooded rooms, exterior sun protection
Balconies as free space rooms with movable perforated sheet elements
Light domes in bathrooms of the penthouse apartments
Door heights of approximately 2.20 m
Built-in fittings in bathrooms & showers
Generous bathtubs and walk-in showers, electric towel dryers
Security: entrance doors WK3, ground-level accessible windows as break-in protection windows RC2n and provision for alarm systems, video intercom
Road traffic, elevated: 60–64 dB by day, 55–59 dB at night.
quiet
audible
elevated
loud
very loud
at the building, facing the street
How we know this
Road traffic, plus rail or tram. Bedrooms facing the quiet side make the biggest difference here.
Nights are above 50 dB, the level at which Austria has to plan noise protection.
Official noise map of the Austrian federal government (laerminfo.at), 2022 survey
Hotter than 90 % of residential areas in Wien.
cooler
average
hotter
the area outside, compared with all of Wien
How we know this
Hot area, with arguments on both sides.
In Landstraße, nearly all locations are alike, there is little variation.
What helps: large park about 50 m away, ≈ 381 street trees.
What adds to it: 4 h of afternoon sun.
official urban climate analysis (City of Vienna) · City of Vienna tree register
Supermarket, pharmacy, dentist and school within 400 m.
1BillaSupermarket150 m
2Fasan-ApothekePharmacy400 m
3Dr. FuchsDentist400 m
4Bildungscampus Aron MenczerSchool200 m
5Wiener KindergärtenKindergarten350 m
6Bert-Brecht-ParkPark, 1.9 hectares50 m
7Leon-Zelman-ParkPark, 1 hectares150 m
How we know this
Straight-line distance from the approximate location, rounded to 50 m. If something is missing from the list, that does not mean it does not exist here.
Amenities from OpenStreetMap
Approximate location, within about 350 m. The provider gives the exact address. Landstraße in the atlas
* from the provider’s description, not confirmed as a separate field
What it costs
Purchase price
€ 522,000
Property transfer tax 3.5 %
€ 18,270
Land register fee 1.1 %
€ 5,742
Contract and escrow
€ 6,264 – € 18,792
Agent's commission
up to € 18,792
All together
€ 552,500 – € 583,500
If you take a loan, add 1.2 % of the loan amount so the bank can be entered in the land register.
Heating energy per year: ≈ 1,500 kWh. Calculated, not measured.
Price in comparison
Cheaper than comparable properties
this listing
middle half: € 8,216 to € 8,408 per m²
11% below the median of 5 newer flats for sale in Landstraße.
How we know this
The middle half of the comparable properties lies between € 8,216 and € 8,408 per m². Compared with newer flats for sale (built 2000 or later, or new build according to the listing) in the same district; each development counts once, and this listing's own does not count.
More units in this development
compared with this home: 3.5 rooms, 71 m², Purchase price € 522,000
From the energy certificate, assuming a standard winter and standard use. Good for comparing, not a forecast of your bill.
What comes on top when buying?
Property transfer tax: € 18,270 (3.5 % of the price, fixed by law)
Land register fee: € 5,742 (1.1 % of the price, fixed by law)
Contract and escrow: € 6,264 – € 18,792 (1 to 3 % plus tax, freely negotiated)
Agent's commission: up to € 18,792 (not stated in the listing, only if agreed, max. 3 % plus tax)
roughly 6 to 12 % of the purchase price
If you take a loan, add 1.2 % of the loan amount so the bank can be entered in the land register. The exemption for owner-occupied homes up to € 500,000 expired on 1 July 2026.
Where does the information come from?
Transit: Timetables Data source: Mobilitätsverbünde Österreich OG – data.mobilitaetsverbuende.at
Noise: Official noise map of the Austrian federal government (laerminfo.at), 2022 survey
Summer: official urban climate analysis (City of Vienna) · City of Vienna tree register