Parking & garage
Innsbruck is built narrow between the Nordkette and the Patscherkofel, and almost the whole inner city sits in a short-stay parking zone. A fixed space is often the only reliable answer. We currently have 4 parking spaces from our providers’ feeds, at the prices actually asked.
There are too few offers for a table by district: that needs at least two in the same area. What we do have is listed below, at the price the provider asks.
The numbers are the current inventory, not what is theoretically possible. A type we do not have right now does not appear here.
Renting out parking space carries the full 20 per cent VAT in Austria, while residential rent is taxed at 10 per cent (WKO). On a space around 85 euros that is a 17 euro difference. Ask whether the figure quoted includes VAT.
A space 300 metres away but across a main road is further in daily life than one 500 metres straight ahead. Every listing page shows the location in its neighbourhood, in walking minutes rather than straight-line distance.
In a short-stay zone you may park for 90 or 180 minutes, depending on the zone. The 90-minute zones charge Monday to Friday from 9 am to 9 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm, the 180-minute zones Monday to Friday from 9 am to 7 pm. Residents can get the Anwohnerparkkarte: 6.18 euros parking charge a month in the short-stay zone, 6.38 euros in the green zones, plus 72 euros administrative charge and a 21 euro application fee. Over the full two years that is 241.32 euros, about 121 euros a year. Cheaper than a garage, but it does not give you a space of your own, only the right to look for a free one.
In our current inventory, monthly rents run from 91 to 150 euros, with 111 euros in the middle. Underground spaces in dense inner districts sit above that, open spaces and stacked parkers on the edge of town below.
That depends on the individual case and we deliberately do not give legal advice here. What is certain: a parking space contract follows different rules than a residential lease, among them notice periods and fixed terms. If you sign a long contract, have it looked at.
The cheapest offers are almost always stacked parkers with a height limit or spaces on the edge of town. Both are real offers, just not for every car. The listing states what the provider declared.
Yes, though the sales market is much smaller than the rental market. Use the "Buy" filter in the search to see what is currently for sale.