Neusiedl am See leads real estate transactions in Burgenland

Neusiedl am See leads real estate transactions in Burgenland

A new analysis offers exciting insights into the Real Estate Market of the Burgenland. In cooperation with the land register experts of Immounited, the online marketplace Willhall has evaluated extensive data to find out where most residential properties change their owners and which are the most expensive properties.

In the Neusiedl am See district, most of the transactions were recorded, with a total of 84 sales. He thus beats the neighboring districts of Oberwart with 77 and Mattersburg with 57 transactions. In comparison, the numbers outside the Burgenland, as in the Styrian state capital Graz, are significantly higher, where a total of 389 transactions took place.

real estate movement in Burgenland

An interesting aspect of the analysis is the relation of the transactions to the number of inhabitants. This shows that Eisenstadt takes up the tip with its comparatively high transaction rate, followed by Rust and Güssing. In contrast, the residents of Jennersdorf and Eisenstadt-Umgeben have rather long-term living conditions, since only a few purchase transactions took place in these districts.

In the category of the most expensive properties, a moderate design of prices is shown in Burgenland. The three highest prices for residential properties in the second quarter were included:

• 760,000 euros for a family home in Eisenstadt
• 650,000 euros for a family home in Kittsee
• 565,000 euros for a family home in Neusiedl am See

However, another real estate deal with regard to the purchase price through the ceiling: a building was sold in Müllendorf for 10 million euros. In addition, two more buildings in Eisenstadt changed their owners for 2.55 million and 1.76 million euros.

The largest property sales

we take a look at the largest real estate transactions in terms of space, the Mattersburg district leads the list of two gigantic land in Pöttsching. The first measures impressive 82,415 square meters, the second 61,705 square meters. Third place is taken by a 51,400 square meter property in Bernstein in the Oberwart district.

Overall, the investigation of Willkaden and Immounited shows that the real estate sector in Burgenland develops dynamically, even if the numbers appear rather moderate compared to other regions of Austria. For more information and a deeper analysis of the current developments in Burgenland, interested parties can take a look at the comprehensive reporting, the at www.meinbeinbezirk.at is available.