Flats to rent in Styria
The Styrian rental market has one centre and many district towns: Graz and its surroundings carry the largest part, Leoben, Bruck, Kapfenberg, Leibnitz and Weiz the rest. Rents follow the purchase prices paid, and those range from 2,874 euro per square metre in Graz to 1,159 in the Murtal. Here are the flats to rent by district and what the province contributes.
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V. GriesCity Suites Graz: Single hit in courtyard location - Karlauerstraße 16 - Top B 43€ 517/month36 m²1 rooms
IV. LendGraz North: 2-room apartment with balcony in a quiet location | Kalvarienbergstraße 134 Top 17€ 720/month61 m²2 rooms
V. GriesCentral 2-room period apartment (suitable for shared living) near the Kunsthaus | Feuerbachgasse 6, Top 2€ 794/month57 m²2 rooms
V. GriesSubsidized 3-room apartment with balcony in courtyard location | Idlhofgasse 48, Top 21€ 897/month62 m²3 roomsV. GriesCity Suites Graz: 3-room apartment with balcony in courtyard location - Karlauerstraße 16 - Top B 72€ 1.003/month73 m²3 rooms
8230 HartbergApartments | Hartberg | Rent€ 499/month34 m²1 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.
Not what is asked, but what is actually paid under current tenancies. Statistics Austria surveys this in its microcensus across every main-residence rental in the province, most recently for 2025.
Service charges add €2,40 per m², giving €9,80 gross. A contract less than two years old costs €9,70 per m² net across Austria, one running over twenty years €4,70: what you rent today therefore sits above the figure for existing tenancies.
Statistics Austria, microcensus on housing 2025: average rent across all main-residence rentals per province, euro per m². No finer level than the province exists for this.
Where flats to rent are currently listed, broken down by political district. The link opens the search with exactly that district.
What the province contributes and how the Graz basin shapes the climate is in no listing. It is with us.
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 →For rental flats Austria applies the first-instructing-party principle: whoever hires the agent pays the agent. If you are asked for commission as a tenant although the landlord hired the agent, that is usually not lawful.
Fixed-term contracts under the full scope of the Tenancy Act run for at least three years and carry a 25 percent discount on the permitted base rent. After one year you can give notice yourself, subject to the notice period.
Listings usually quote the gross rent including running costs and VAT, but sometimes only the base rent. Only comparing the same figure across several flats tells you which one is expensive.
Three gross monthly rents is the usual deposit, interest-bearing and refundable at the end. Key money is only lawful for items actually taken over or for investments of real value, never for the contract itself.
The Styrian housing support is tied to income limits and to an appropriate living space. Those just above get nothing, those just below often several hundred euro a month. That belongs before the decision for a flat, not after.
There is no official province-wide figure. Rents follow purchase prices: Graz and its surroundings highest, Upper Styria and the Murtal cheapest. The list above shows today’s listings with the price per square metre.
In almost every district town: Leoben, Bruck an der Mur, Kapfenberg, Knittelfeld and Judenburg sit 40 to 60 per cent below Graz in purchase prices paid, and rents follow. The price is the commute, which we can compute for every municipality once it is in the atlas.
The Styrian form of housing benefit: a monthly contribution to the rent, depending on household income, household size and living space. We compute it on our own page according to the law.
Only to flats in buildings permitted before 1945, and the Styrian reference rent is one of the higher ones in Austria. Most of the supply is younger and let freely.
Set your priorities once and the search orders by them: short trips to Graz, quiet location, budget. A saved search reports every new flat in your district. No account, no cost.