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Jul '26 08

Stubai Valley 2026: Why the region remains so attractive for property, holiday homes and investment

The Stubai Valley is one of those Tyrolean regions that, at first glance, brings together many of the qualities buyers, holiday guests and investors are looking for: an alpine landscape, strong…

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Jun '26 17

Heavy rain, flooding and slope water in Tyrol: How to assess properties before buying or selling

A house on a hillside with an unobstructed view across the valley, an apartment located close to a mountain stream, or a plot in a sunny valley position may offer precisely the qualities that make…

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May '26 17

Inherited property in Tyrol: sell, let or keep? The premium guide for 2026

An inherited property is often a gift—and simultaneously a project. Not because you "don't know what to do," but because many issues converge at once: emotions, family, legal procedures, paperwork,…

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May '26 04

Selling property in Tyrol in May/June: price psychology, days on the market and when you should adjust your asking price

May and June in Tyrol are often the make-or-break months that determine whether a sale “takes off” — or drags on. More daylight, greater mobility, more search activity: the market feels more open,…

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Mar '26 02

Viewing a flat in Tyrol: 25 mistakes that can cost buyers dearly

A home viewing is often the shortest part of the entire buying process – and simultaneously the part with the greatest impact. You spend 30 to 60 minutes walking through rooms, looking out of windows,…

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Feb '26 11

Between term break and Easter: Your letting strategy for Tyrolean holiday properties

February is peak season – and also treacherous. Demand concentrates on weekends and major holidays, leaving gaps in between. Those who simply "stay expensive" will lose occupancy; those who simply…

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Feb '26 03

House building in Austria 2026 - your comprehensive premium guide

Building a house means structuring decisions: from the budget and zoning to the right construction method and a realistic timeline. This guide leads you step by step through the crucial decisions –…

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Jan '26 26

Improving the indoor climate - The best houseplants for fresh air and greater well-being

When windows are opened less frequently in winter, the heating runs longer, and the humidity drops below 40 percent, it becomes clear how much a home can "breathe." Houseplants aren't a magic bullet,…

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Jan '26 20

Your estate agent in Tyrol: Negotiate personally, close deals with legal certainty, sell better

Successful real estate transactions don't happen by chance – they are the result of impartial mediation, legal precision, and market-based valuation. As real estate agents in Tyrol, we build trust on…

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Jan '26 15

WEG due diligence in Tyrol: How to review documents, reserves & resolutions before you buy

Floor plans and finishes may win hearts, but documents determine whether a building is healthy. In Tyrol, alpine realities (winter service, slopes, energy, access) add another layer. If you vet…

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Jan '26 07

Holiday home by the lake or chalet in the mountains? The most popular types of property in Tyrol

Tyrol is diverse – geographically, legally, and stylistically. Those seeking a holiday property here are choosing not only architecture, but also lifestyle, intended use, and long-term value. We…

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Dec '25 30

Energy performance certificate in Tyrol: Understanding mandatory information and using it wisely for selling/letting

The energy performance certificate is more than just "paperwork": it creates comparability, influences operating cost expectations, and is legally required for sales and rentals. Those who correctly…

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Dec '25 22

Merry Christmas from Tyrol - our property review of the year & outlook

What a year! 2025 challenged the Tyrolean real estate market while simultaneously proving the resilience of prime locations and well-managed projects. Before we switch on the Christmas lights, we…

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Dec '25 08

Duty to clear & grit in Tyrol: How to avoid liability risks in winter

Winter in Tyrol means: beauty outdoors, responsibility at your doorstep. Slippery paths, sheets of ice, and roof avalanches lead to accidents every year – and to disputes over responsibilities. Clear…

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Nov '25 26

Sustainability for property - What makes green living in Tyrol?

Sustainability is not a trend, but a quality criterion: it reduces operating costs, increases living comfort, and stabilizes property value. In Tyrol, additional alpine characteristics come into play…

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Nov '25 12

Property valuation in Tyrol: How to arrive at a realistic price

In Tyrol, the "right" price is more than just a number. It determines the marketing duration, negotiating leverage, and ultimately, your profit. Because zoning, altitude, slope, tourist demand, and…

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Nov '25 07

WEG refurbishment in Tyrol: How to ensure that resolutions reach their destination

Renovations in condominiums rarely fail due to technical issues – they usually fail due to procedural problems. Differing interests, unclear documentation, and bumpy communication waste time and…

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Oct '25 28

Winter check for landlords & investors in Tyrol: How to keep your property safe, warm and damage-free

Winter in Tyrol is beautiful – but merciless for buildings. Subzero temperatures, sudden temperature changes, and temporary vacancies put a strain on heating, pipes, and the building envelope. Those…

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Oct '25 20

Old building or new build in Tyrol: Which property suits your goals?

The question "old building or new building?" isn't just a matter of taste. It involves budget, time, energy efficiency, legal framework, and ultimately your return on investment and quality of life.…

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Oct '25 12

Renovating an old flat in Tyrol: turning charm into yield

High ceilings, old wood, generous windows – old buildings offer warmth that new buildings rarely offer. But this very charm is lost on the market when the technology, soundproofing, or…

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