Investing in property in Austria

We act as an investment partner, structuring deals to meet the investor’s requirements and supporting the entire process – from selection to asset management.

The Austrian property market

The Austrian market is geared towards long-term investment.

// Investment property segments

Residential assets

A steady cash flow, high liquidity, long-term holding.

It is used in conservative strategies and for capital preservation.

Commercial assets

Higher returns, dependence on tenants and the structure of leases.

It is used in strategies aimed at increasing returns and optimising portfolios.

Mixed-use
assets

A combination of features, striking a balance between stability and returns.

It is used for diversification and flexible risk management.

The choice of asset depends on the strategy, risk and capital structure.

Examples of investment decisions

Examples of investment strategies.

// Examples of investment decisions

Income-generating residential property portfolio (Austria)

Strategy:
Long-term ownership of an income-generating asset
Investment horizon:
5–10 years
Target return:
3,5–5% Net Cash Yield per year
Investment performance:
a steady cash flow and capital preservation

A commercial property with an anchor tenant

Strategy:
long-term ownership of a property with an anchor tenant
Investment horizon:
7–12 years
Target return:
4,5–6% Net Cash Yield per year
Investment performance:
predictable cash flow and high stability of rental income

Mixed-use asset

Strategy:
diversified ownership of a mixed-use asset
Investment horizon:
6–10 years
Target return:
4–5,5% Net Cash Yield в год
Investment performance:
a steady cash flow and reduced risks through diversification

The process of investing in Austrian property

// The investment process

Each stage is structured sequentially and monitored within the framework of the investment mandate.

( 01 )

Asset analysis

( 02 )

Legal and financial audit

( 03 )

Approval of the transaction

( 04 )

Processing the transaction

( 05 )

Asset registration

// As part of the process

Incidental costs associated with the purchase

We work out the full structure of the transaction in advance, including taxes, notary fees and registration costs, so that the investor understands the actual amount of capital required before making a decision.

Tax:
~3.5–6.5%
Notary:
~1.0–1.5%
Registration:
~0.5%
Total
~5 - 8%

Transaction value