⌀ Value growth in Hall in Tirol: +9.44 %Calculated as the average of the last 10 years based on publicly available market statistics and the evaluations of the Expert Committee (Gutachterausschuss) for Hall in Tirol.
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Real estate agent in Hall in Tirol with over 15 years of experience
Anyone looking for an experienced real estate agent in Hall in Tirol expects more than just the publication of an advertisement. Crucial factors are a realistic valuation, a suitable marketing strategy, high-quality documentation, professional communication with prospective buyers and secure contract processing. This is precisely where we come in.
As a real estate agency for Hall in Tirol, we support owners, communities of heirs, capital investors, and landlords in all phases of real estate brokerage — with clear processes and transparent advice.
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Market data as of: May 2026·updated every 12 months
The following figures show how purchase prices, rents, and land values have developed in Hall in Tirol. These are average values for the entire location — the location, year of construction, and condition of a specific property can deviate significantly from these.
Brief overview: Hall in Tirol is an attractive location for owners, buyers, and tenants, as the municipality benefits from its location, accessibility, and quality of life. When marketing a property, it is important to present not only the property itself but also its surroundings in a compelling way. This includes, among other things, infrastructure, residential location, transport links, local amenities, leisure value, and the general development of the Hall in Tirol location. Real estate agents in Hall in Tirol with over 15 years of experience. Anyone looking for an experienced real estate agent in Hall in Tirol expects more than just the publication of an advertisement. A realistic valuation, a suitable marketing strategy, high-quality documentation, professional communication with prospective buyers, and secure contract processing are crucial. This is exactly where we come in. As real estate agents in Hall in Tirol, we support owners with sales, lettings, and valuations.
Houses Ø/m²
4,673 €
Apartments Ø/m²
3,894 €
Standard land value Ø/m²
370 €
House purchase price development
Current average purchase price per m² for houses in Hall in Tirol: 4,673 €/m²
House prices in Hall in Tirol have risen significantly over several years — driven by its proximity to Munich, high demand for family-friendly home ownership, and limited supply. Strong increases until 2022 were followed by a slight correction in 2023/2024, before the market recently showed renewed strength.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2016
2,339 €/m²
–
2017
2,632 €/m²
+12.5 %
2018
2,608 €/m²
-0.9 %
2019
2,829 €/m²
+8.5 %
2020
3,115 €/m²
+10.1 %
2021
4,060 €/m²
+30.3 %
2022
4,591 €/m²
+13.1 %
2023
4,470 €/m²
-2.6 %
2024
4,673 €/m²
+4.5 %
Apartment purchase price development
Current average purchase price per m² for apartments in Hall in Tirol: 3,894 €/m²
Apartments in Hall in Tirol have also shown a positive long-term price development. It was particularly dynamic between 2017 and 2022. Since 2023, a noticeable calming has been observed — albeit without significant price decreases. The limited supply continues to support the price level to this day.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2016
2,278.5 €/m²
–
2017
2,484.5 €/m²
+9 %
2018
2,563.5 €/m²
+3.2 %
2019
2,855.5 €/m²
+11.4 %
2020
3,176 €/m²
+11.2 %
2021
3,665 €/m²
+15.4 %
2022
4,194 €/m²
+14.4 %
2023
4,092 €/m²
-2.4 %
2024
3,894 €/m²
-4.8 %
Land values & Plot prices
Current average land value per m² in Hall in Tirol: 370 €/m²
The land value in Hall in Tirol has developed significantly upwards — a reflection of the quality of the location and its proximity to the Munich market. Plots are scarce, and demand is structurally high. Strong increases until 2022 were followed by a brief consolidation before values stabilised.
Year
Avg. value
Change
2015
200.3 €/m²
–
2016
186.5 €/m²
-6.9 %
2017
203.8 €/m²
+9.3 %
2018
227.2 €/m²
+11.5 %
2019
221.8 €/m²
-2.4 %
2020
230.8 €/m²
+4.1 %
2021
266.4 €/m²
+15.4 %
2022
295.5 €/m²
+10.9 %
2023
332.8 €/m²
+12.6 %
2024
370 €/m²
+11.2 %
Market analysis & Classification
The real estate market in Hall in Tirol can be classified as a relatively small but stable sub-market. For buyers, this means that supply is limited, but pricing is still more moderate compared to larger centres. This keeps Hall in Tirol attractive for owner-occupiers who value quiet living and good regional connections. On the seller's side, sustained demand points to a solid market position, even if the sharpest price jumps are likely behind us for the time being. For investors, Hall in Tirol is attractive primarily due to the combination of manageable entry prices, stable rents, and good lettability. In particular, apartments in good condition with functional floor plans can generally be let quickly. The gross rental yield range is currently usually between 3.0% and 4.2% gross, depending on the property quality, location, and purchase price level. Houses often achieve lower yields but are interesting for long-term owner-occupiers and wealth-oriented buyers. Overall, the development of real estate prices in Hall in Tirol points to a market with moderate growth, solid demand, and limited downside risk. Anyone observing the price per square metre in Hall in Tirol will recognise a phase of consolidation following the strong increases of previous years, without any noticeable decline in the attractiveness of the location.
Data analysis: Price development & yield
Anyone wishing to soundly classify the market in Hall in Tirol within the Austrian market should take a look at the multi-year price development. For detached and terraced houses in Hall in Tirol, the average purchase price moved from 2,339 €/m² in 2016 to the current 4,673 €/m² (2024) — a total change of +99.8% over 8 years, which corresponds to an average value increase of +9.0% p.a. Condominiums in Hall in Tirol started in 2016 at around 2,278 €/m² and are now at 3,894 €/m² (+70.9% over 8 years, Ø +6.9% p.a.). This makes them suitable as an entry point into home ownership or as an investment with a manageable ticket size. The standard land value in Hall in Tirol rose from 200 €/m² (2015) to the current 370 €/m² (+84.7% in 9 years) — an essential indicator of the structural location quality and local demand for building land. With around 13,897 inhabitants, Hall in Tirol represents a manageable market size — which means that well-prepared properties priced in line with the market are generally sold or let quickly, while overpriced offers remain on the market longer and lose negotiating room. For owners in Hall in Tirol considering a sale or letting, an individual, data-based valuation is the most important first step — it replaces estimates from online calculators that cannot reflect micro-location, energy efficiency, and property substance. FREITAG® provides this valuation free of charge and without obligation.
These market data are regularly updated and reviewed at least every 12 months based on current statistics and expert committee data.
Hall in Tirol compared to Tirol
Current market values in Hall in Tirol compared to the median of all municipalities in Tirol.
Key figure
Hall in Tirol
Tirol (Median)
Difference
Houses Ø
4,673 €/m²
4,673 €/m²
0 %
Flats Ø
3,894 €/m²
3,894 €/m²
0 %
Price development in Hall in Tirol — last 10 years
Annual average values for purchase prices (houses & flats) and rents in Hall in Tirol, each including the change compared to the previous year.
Year
Houses Avg/m²
YoY
Flats Avg/m²
YoY
2016
2,339 €/m²
–
2,279 €/m²
–
2017
2,632 €/m²
+12.5 %
2,485 €/m²
+9 %
2018
2,608 €/m²
-0.9 %
2,564 €/m²
+3.2 %
2019
2,829 €/m²
+8.5 %
2,856 €/m²
+11.4 %
2020
3,115 €/m²
+10.1 %
3,176 €/m²
+11.2 %
2021
4,060 €/m²
+30.3 %
3,665 €/m²
+15.4 %
2022
4,591 €/m²
+13.1 %
4,194 €/m²
+14.4 %
2023
4,470 €/m²
-2.6 %
4,092 €/m²
-2.4 %
2024
4,673 €/m²
+4.5 %
3,894 €/m²
-4.8 %
Source: FREITAG® Immobilien's own market research based on publicly available statistics and expert committee evaluations.
FAQ about real estate in Hall in Tirol
Frequently asked questions about buying, selling, financing, and living in Hall in Tirol — concisely answered.
📍 Location & Situation of Hall in Tirol
Hall in Tirol is located in the district of Innsbruck-Land, federal state Tirol auf rund 574 m above sea level and is considered around 13,897 inhabitants. Precisely these factors are crucial for the real estate market: regional integration, accessibility, topography and local supply offerings shape demand, price structure, and long-term value development.
Hall in Tirol has approximately 13,897 inhabitants. Population dynamics are a key early indicator for real estate demand: Growing municipalities typically see stable to rising prices, while shrinking municipalities need to be analysed more carefully — location, property quality, and demand segment then become particularly important.
Hall in Tirol belongs to the federal state Tirol, district Innsbruck-Land, postcode 6060. This administrative allocation is relevant, among other things, for the land registry, building authority, tax authority, as well as for the regional market comparisons that we use when valuing your property.
The official municipal website is https://www.hall-in-tirol.at. Further information can be found in the Wikipedia article on Hall in Tirol (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hall_in_Tirol). For legally binding information on building regulations, zoning plans, and property data, the municipal administration is the right first point of contact.
🏘️ Real Estate Market in Hall in Tirol and the Surrounding Area
Hall in Tirol can be classified as a lokaler submarket. Supply is limited, which, with intact demand, tends to ensure stable prices. A blanket statement about "price per square metre" is regularly insufficient in a municipality of this size — micro-location, property quality, year of construction, and energy class of the specific property are decisive.
For Hall in Tirol, there are no comprehensive, official transaction prices available at the municipal level, such as those available for German municipalities via the expert committee system. In Austria, Statistik Austria provides average prices at district and federal state level — these indicate the direction, but do not replace an object-specific valuation.A reliable price indication for a specific property in Hall in Tirol only emerges from comparable properties, location, and condition.
Statistik Austria shows predominantly rising average prices for condominiums and houses over recent years, with a significant flattening in 2023/24. In rural municipalities like Hall in Tirol, development generally follows the trend of the surrounding district or federal state with a time lag.
These structural data provide a good overview of economic vitality and rental potential — however, they do not replace an assessment of the specific property.
🏡 Buying & Selling in Hall in Tirol
In Austria, the process includes: offer/purchase offer, drafting of the purchase agreement by a lawyer or notary, fiduciary handling, entry in the land register, and settlement of land transfer tax and registration fee with the tax office for fees and transaction taxes. It usually takes 6 – 12 weeks from contract signing to ownership registration.
Customary documents include: current land register extract, site plan/cadastral plan, building plans and building permit, energy certificate according to OIB-RL 6, for apartment ownership the apartment ownership agreement and utility value report, operating cost statements, house rules, and evidence of renovations.
Customary methods include comparative value, asset value, and income value methods according to LBG (Property Valuation Act). Key factors are location, land area, year of construction, energy status, fittings and fixtures, and current purchase price collections for Innsbruck-Land.
The average marketing period in a municipality like Hall in Tirol is 3 – 6 months — from the start of the commission to notarisation. Properties priced appropriately for the market and with good energy efficiency often sell faster, while those in need of renovation or priced too high sell significantly slower. In addition, there are 4 – 8 weeks for the legal processing until the transfer of ownership.
💰 Financing, Taxes & Additional Costs in Austria
The additional purchase costs amount to in Austria approximately 9 – 11 % of the purchase price: 3.5 % property transfer tax, 1.1 % land registry fee, approx. 1 – 3 % notary fees/contract drafter, and possibly 3 % + 20 % VAT estate agent commission (since the 'Bestellerprinzip' (client-pays-principle) 2023, usually paid by the client). The exact amount in Hall in Tirol depends on the purchase price, the specific contract design, and possibly the real estate agent's commission. A complete cost breakdown should be definitively available before signing the contract.
In Austria, since the KIM-V, banks usually require at least 20% equity plus ancillary costs, a maximum loan-to-value ratio of 90%, and a debt service ratio below 40%. Housing subsidies from the federal states can reduce the required equity.
Classic options are annuity loans with fixed or variable interest rates through Austrian banks (Erste, Raiffeisen, Bank Austria, Bawag), supplemented by building society loans and housing subsidies from the respective federal state.
When selling private real estate in Austria, real estate income tax (ImmoESt) of 30% on the capital gain is generally incurred. Primary residence exemption (continuously occupied for at least 2 years or 5 out of 10 years) and builder's exemption may apply. Individual advice from a tax advisor or Steuerberater is recommended before any sale.
🔑 Rental, Yield & Value Development in Hall in Tirol
In Austria, many old buildings are subject to the standard value or category rent system according to the MRG, while new buildings and condominiums usually have free rent. Fixed-term leases are common, with a legally prescribed fixed-term discount of 25%.
The gross rental yield in many Austrian municipalities is around 3 – 5% depending on location and property quality, often lower in Vienna and Salzburg, and sometimes higher in peripheral areas and secondary cities. For a specific property in Hall in Tirol, the achievable gross yield depends on location, condition, tenant structure, and acquisition price — a reliable yield forecast can only be made after an individual property analysis.
Smaller communities like Hall in Tirol are particularly suitable as an investment if the local demand is structurally sound (commuter location, tourist location, good transport links) and the property has solid rental potential. In peripheral locations, attention must be paid to resale liquidity and deferred maintenance — both quickly relativise nominally higher gross rental yields.
The Austrian residential real estate market has cooled down significantly after the interest rate turnaround and KIM-V. For Hall in Tirol, a market phase with stable to moderately rising prices is likely in the medium term, provided that regional demand remains intact. Reliable forecasts at the municipal level are not possible in a reputable manner — a property-specific assessment is always the better approach.
Property Annuity (Immobilienverrentung) & Usufruct in Hall in Tirol
Life annuity (Leibrente), usufruct (Nießbrauch) or leaseback: Property annuity (Immobilienverrentung) in Hall in Tirol.
Property annuity (Immobilienverrentung) in Hall in Tirol means: You transfer ownership, but retain the right of use. Four options are available — Usufruct (Nießbrauch) (most extensive rights, including letting), Right of abode (personal use), Life annuity (monthly payment instead of a lump sum) and Sale-and-leaseback (sale at full price, followed by a rental agreement).
Which option is suitable depends on your age, health status, inheritance situation and the current market value of your property in Hall in Tirol. These factors directly influence the valuation — therefore, we do not make blanket promises regarding the achievable amount.
The initial consultation is free and without obligation. Upon request, we will involve relatives, tax advisors or notaries from the outset, so that the solution is also sustainable within the family in Hall in Tirol.
Sell commercial property and lease back: Sale & Lease-Back
Entrepreneurs in Hall in Tirol who wish to sell their commercial property and lease it back use Sale & Lease-Back: They sell office buildings, warehouses or practice premises to an investor, receive liquidity for growth or consolidation, and lease the property back long-term. The location in Hall in Tirol remains unchanged.
FREITAG® accompanies the entire process: value-based valuation, selection of qualified investors, contract drafting with clear lease-back conditions — including options for repurchase and flexible terms.
We check free of charge whether your commercial property in Hall in Tirol is suitable for a Sale & Lease-Back and obtain transparent offers — without obligation and without hidden costs.
Hotel and restaurant sell or lease in Hall in Tirol
Owners of hotels and restaurants in Hall in Tirol who wish to sell their hospitality property or lease it want, will find FREITAG® to be a partner for the Horeca sector. We broker everything from traditional guesthouses and cafés to hotels and boarding houses to investors and successors who understand the industry.
Selling a hotel in Hall in Tirol without business interruption is a complex task: We assist with valuation, discreet exposé creation, and approaching suitable buyer groups — for ongoing operations as well as for properties with conversion potential.
Alternatively, we lease: solvent tenants with industry experience, checking of creditworthiness and concept, long-term predictable lease income. For every hospitality property in Hall in Tirol the right strategy.
Management · Your contact person for Hall in Tirol
Gerhard Hahn
Managing Director of FREITAG® Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH
As an appraiser and real estate agent with over 30 years of experience, Gerhard Hahn knows both sides of the market: reliable valuation and the actual willingness of buyers to pay. For owners, heirs, and capital investors, he translates this into a concrete sales or letting strategy.
Why for Hall in Tirol
Buyers and sellers in Hall in Tirol benefit from negotiation experience spanning over 30 years: Gerhard Hahn conducts discussions to close deals, not just to list properties. Personal appointments in Hall in Tirol are an integral part of every mandate for Gerhard Hahn — no remote diagnosis, no templates.
The best real estate agents in Hall in Tirol according to ChatGPT
Note: This list is based on AI-powered research (ChatGPT) of publicly available sources and does not constitute an official evaluation or recommendation. The order does not imply a hierarchical ranking.
1
Petra HUBER IMMOBILIEN
Brockenweg 2/2.OG, 6060 Hall in Tirol
Tel. +43 650 87 88 537
Team: Petra Huber
Local estate agent in Hall in Tirol, specialising in feel-good properties in Tirol. Offers brokerage of residential and commercial properties with a focus on personal consultation. Gold SALES PROFESSIONAL at ImmoScout24.
Owner-managed estate agent in Hall in Tirol, active as a court-appointed expert, academic mediator, and agent. Specialising in property brokerage in the Innsbruck-Land region. Offers comprehensive services for residential properties.
Competent partner for commercial and residential properties in Hall in Tirol. Specialising in property project development and realisation in the region. Active in the brokerage of local residential properties.
Estate agent based in Hall in Tirol, rated 5.0 stars. Specialising in the brokerage of residential properties in Tirol. Locally active with high customer satisfaction.
5
SL Real Estate GmbH
Innsbrucker Straße 14, 6060 Hall in Tirol
Local agent in Hall in Tirol, focused on property brokerage. Active in the region for the sale and letting of residential properties. Listed on ImmoScout24 and Herold.
Real estate agent in the region
Also of interest near Hall in Tirol
Are you looking for a real estate agent not directly in Hall in Tirol, but in the surrounding area? FREITAG® also serves the following municipalities in Tyrol with local market knowledge, current purchase prices, and personal advice:
You can find the complete market overview with all municipalities in Tyrol on the Overview page Tyrol.
Comparable price range
Municipalities with a similar price level to Hall in Tirol
These locations are within a price band of ±10% around the current average house price per square metre of Hall in Tirol (Ø 4,673 €/m²) — ideal for an honest market comparison and alternative location assessments.
Hall in Tirol is located in a border region — many of our clients compare locations across countries. These municipalities in neighbouring countries offer similar location qualities and are often the closest alternative:
From measurements and the energy performance certificate to buyer selection: We fully prepare your house before it goes on the market — and conduct negotiations up to notarisation.
Sell an apartment in Hall in Tirol
We consider the declaration of division (Teilungserklärung), service charge (Hausgeld), energy performance certificate, reserves, and target group — and structure the entire sales process for you.
Sell a plot of land in Hall in Tirol
Developability, layout, development status, and land value guide are crucial. We provide a realistic valuation and specifically address suitable buyers and investors.
Sell a commercial property in Hall in Tirol
Third-party usability, remaining term of rental agreements, and tenant creditworthiness determine the price of your commercial property. We tailor the documents precisely to these factors.
Letting & Property Annuity
Letting property in Hall in Tirol
Let a flat in Hall in Tirol
Professional market placement, well-considered tenant selection, and legally sound documents for a smooth letting of your flat.
Letting a house in Hall in Tirol
For houses, tenant quality matters more than the final price point. We select tenants who will look after the property long-term.
Property Annuity (Immobilienverrentung) in Hall in Tirol
We calculate how much a registered right of residence (Wohnrecht) reduces the purchase price — and whether property annuity (Immobilienverrentung) is worthwhile for you compared to a traditional sale.
Property Valuation in Hall in Tirol
Comparative value, intrinsic value (Sachwert) or income approach (Ertragswert): We select the appropriate method for the property and disclose the derivation, instead of just stating a number.
Personal Consultation
Would you like to sell or let your property in Hall in Tirol?
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