€669,000
5020 SALZBURG (AUT)

84 homes and apartments for sale in Salzburg, Austria.
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24 properties shown
€669,000
5020 SALZBURG (AUT)
House€2,875,000
Salzburg
Apartment€2,499,000
Salzburg
House€3,789,000
Salzburg
Apartment€2,108,000
Salzburg
House€1,500,000
Salzburg
House€745,000
Salzburg
House€1,750,000
Salzburg
€575,000
5020 SALZBURG (AUT)
€1,100,000
5023 SALZBURG (AUT)
€598,000
Salzburg
€780,000
Salzburg
€2,999,000
Salzburg
€560,000
Salzburg
€1,850,000
Salzburg
€419,000
Salzburg
€2,580,000
Salzburg
€720,000
Salzburg
€1,880,000
Salzburg
€375,000
Salzburg
€928,000
Salzburg
€218,000
Salzburg
€1,595,000
Salzburg
€435,000
Salzburg
Buyer's guide: Salzburg
Property for sale in Salzburg is priced like a premium Alpine city: our 84 listings have a median asking price of €980,000 and a median of €6,929 per m². Apartments and houses split the market almost evenly, with a thin supply of penthouses and villas on top.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Price per m² is based on the 70 listings that state a size.
| Indicator | Salzburg |
|---|---|
| Listings | 84 |
| Median asking price | €980,000 |
| Middle half | €611,238 to €1,827,500 |
| Price per m² | €6,929 |
| Median size | 133 m² |
There are 35 apartments, 30 houses, 12 land plots, 5 penthouses and 2 villas. Bedroom counts show two groups: 23 homes with three bedrooms and 23 with five or more, against 11 four-bedroom, 9 two-bedroom and one one-bedroom. Larger family houses and villas drive the upper quartile above €1.8 million. Browse Austria-wide apartments, houses, penthouses and villas.
Salzburg combines a baroque old town, the Salzach river, festival culture and quick access to the Alps and the Salzkammergut lakes. The airport and rail links to Munich and Vienna make it practical for a pied-à-terre. Districts such as Aigen and Parsch are leafy and expensive, while Lehen, Itzling and Liefering are more urban and generally cheaper. Land is scarce, which keeps prices firm.
Austria regulates land purchases by province. In Salzburg, non-EU/EEA buyers usually need authorisation from the land transaction authority, and holiday or second homes face tight restrictions, so a main-residence purchase is far easier. Confirm your status with a local notary or lawyer before signing. Typical costs include 3.5% property transfer tax, about 1.1% for the land register entry, and notary or lawyer fees; broker commission is up to 3% plus VAT. Details are in our Austria buying guide and Austria financing page.
For comparison look at Vienna, Graz or the Tyrolean ski town Kitzbühel, which is a separate market in another province. The Austria overview lists more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. The median ask is €980,000 or about €6,929 per m², well above most Austrian cities except top Alpine resorts.
Usually only with approval from the provincial authority, which is easier for a main residence than a holiday home. Speak to an Austrian notary first.
Roughly 3.5% transfer tax, 1.1% land register fee, notary or lawyer fees and agent commission. Verify current rates locally.
Outlying districts and surrounding Flachgau towns tend to cost less, but they are not part of the city statistics here.