Due to the growth, the city senate decided in 1960 to divide the city into six districts, which was expanded to eight districts in 2007.
With an extremely high land consumption of 583 square meters of built-up area per inhabitant, the district capital is in first place in an Austrian comparison – ahead of St. Pölten (576 ), Villach (482 ) and Klagenfurt (412 ).
The tremendous building boom that has taken place in Wiener Neustadt in recent years has left clear traces in the cityscape.
According to the latest data from the property developer database, nowhere in Lower Austria were more residential units built in 2020 than in the city of Wiener Neustadt. With almost 3,000 units, two-thirds of which were built by non-profit developers, the city is the clear number one in terms of construction activity.
We assume that the influx to Wiener Neustadt as a school town but also as a settlement for kindergartens, doctors and therapists will play a major role.
For sale is an object in March 2020 in operation in a good location. The object extends on more than 8.00mw ground and offers on more than 6.000m2 usable area 92 apartments with 1- 3 rooms + 10 offices, as well as on further approx. 4.000m2 90 parking lots in the external area and 81 parking lots in the underground parking.
The apartments are divided as follows:
– 50 1- room apartments (approx. 30 to 36m2 living space)
– 32 2-room apartments (approx. 43 to 57m2 living space)
– 10 3 room apartments (approx. 72 – 130 m2 living space)
EQUIPMENT APARTMENTS
-wellness showers and tubs
.parquet floors
-wood windows with triple glazing
-Modern access and switching systems (individual app control possible).
-basement compartments
-exterior surfaces
A net rent per square meter of EUR 9 to EUR 11 is currently charged. The 10 office spaces ranging from approx. 34m2 to 516m2 are all leased long-term to tenants with strong credit ratings.
An additional building with about 1.560m2 living space and 1.000m2 garage space
Price Listing
Buy
- Commission: 3% of purchase price plus 20% VAT
