Property Purchase Cost Calculator
Calculate all closing costs when buying property in Austria – from land transfer tax to land registry and notary fees. Including §25a GGG exemption.
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What Are Property Closing Costs?
When purchasing property in Austria, significant closing costs are incurred in addition to the purchase price. These can amount to between 10% and 12% of the purchase price depending on your situation. Our calculator helps you calculate these costs precisely and avoid unpleasant surprises.
Property Transfer Tax
Fixed at 3.5% of the purchase price. This tax is collected by the tax office and is mandatory for every property purchase.
Land Registry Entry
1.1% of the purchase price for registering ownership in the land registry. May be exempt under §25a GGG.
Notary & Legal Costs
Typically 1.5-2.5% of the purchase price for contract preparation and escrow handling.
Broker Fee
Typically 3.6% including VAT. Not applicable for private sales.
Additional Costs with Credit Financing
If you finance the property with a loan, additional fees apply:
- Mortgage registration: 1.2% of the loan amount (exempt under §25a GGG)
- Credit processing: Typically 0.8% of the loan amount
- Valuation costs: Approx. 0.2% for the property appraisal
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Disclaimer: These calculations are for orientation only and do not constitute binding advice. Actual costs may vary. For binding information, please consult a notary or property expert. All information without guarantee.
