Austrian housing market to remain buoyant in 2013

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After almost nine years of continuous house price rises, the Viennese housing market remains buoyant. However, house price rises are now slowing.

The residential property price index in Vienna, the capital, rose by 13.09% (10.02% inflation-adjusted) during 2012, its ninth consecutive year of continuous house price rises, according to Oesterreichische Nationalbank. However on a quarterly basis, house prices in Vienna actually dropped 0.65% (-1.61% inflation-adjusted) in Q4 2012, its first quarterly drop since Q2 2011.

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