Guide · Cooperative flats in Tirol

Cooperative flat in Tirol:
how to get in

Cost-covering rent, a one-off financing contribution instead of a deposit, often with a purchase option – here are the 5 limited-profit housing associations in Tirol that WohnAlert monitors, with what is online right now.

A cooperative flat in Tirol means: a limited-profit housing association

What is called a “cooperative flat” (Genossenschaftswohnung) in Austria is a flat from a limited-profit housing association under the Limited-Profit Housing Act (WGG). The rent covers costs rather than making a profit; in return, you pay a one-off financing contribution when you move in – the “Eigenmittel” – which you get back when you move out, minus an annual depreciation. Unlike a German cooperative, you need no membership and no share certificate: you register directly with the housing association and apply for specific flats.

5limited-profit housing associations in Tirol monitored by WohnAlert
13flats available right now
9new listings in the last 30 days
6.104 €median upfront contribution (one-off financing contribution)

As of 07.10.2026. Figures from the listing pages of the housing associations that WohnAlert monitors in Tirol – not their total stock.

Cooperative flats in Tirol that are available right now

13 flats from 3 housing association in Tirol are publicly online right now – the 6 newest here, all of them on the Tirol page or in the app. Click to open the original listing.

2-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 06 · gefördertNEW Cooperative 848 € total 2-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 06 · gefördert Dorfstraße 19 · Frieden 54,97 m² · + 4.947 € upfront contributionSize54,97 m²per m²15,43 €Upfront contribution4.947 € View listing 3-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 01 · gefördertNEW Cooperative 1.085 € total 3-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 01 · gefördert Dorfstraße 19 · Frieden 76,59 m² · + 6.893 € upfront contributionSize76,59 m²per m²14,17 €Upfront contribution6.893 € View listing 3-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 10 · gefördertNEW Cooperative 987 € total 3-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 10 · gefördert Dorfstraße 19 · Frieden 67,82 m² · + 6.104 € upfront contributionSize67,82 m²per m²14,56 €Upfront contribution6.104 € View listing 2-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 07 · gefördertNEW Cooperative 908 € total 2-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 07 · gefördert Dorfstraße 19 · Frieden 59,35 m² · + 5.342 € upfront contributionSize59,35 m²per m²15,30 €Upfront contribution5.342 € View listing 3-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 05 · gefördertNEW Cooperative 987 € total 3-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 05 · gefördert Dorfstraße 19 · Frieden 67,82 m² · + 6.104 € upfront contributionSize67,82 m²per m²14,56 €Upfront contribution6.104 € View listing 2-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 04 · gefördertNEW Cooperative 783 € total 2-Zimmer-Wohnung · Dorfstraße 19 Top 04 · gefördert Dorfstraße 19 · Frieden 48,97 m² · + 4.407 € upfront contributionSize48,97 m²per m²15,99 €Upfront contribution4.407 € View listing

What a cooperative flat in Tirol costs

1.036 €median total rent – housing associations in Tirol, online right now
1.036 €median total rent – all 13 available flats in Tirol

The cooperative flats currently listed in Tirol cost a median of 1.036 € total. That matches the median of all available flats in Tirol (1.036 €). Per square metre, that's a median of 14,36 €.

Where housing associations in Tirol are listing right now

The districts and places with the most available cooperative flats – each tag leads to the page of the place where they are.

Kitzbühel6Reutte3Lienz2Landeck1Imst1

Rooms: 2 rooms 36 %, 3 rooms 45 %, 4 rooms 18 % – based on the 11 available cooperative flats in Tirol with a room count.

The limited-profit housing associations in Tirol that WohnAlert monitors

Each name leads to the housing association's page with the current listings, the check interval and how to apply.

Upfront contribution: the number that decides in Tirol

Among the housing associations in Tirol that state the amount, the median one-off financing contribution per flat is between 4.263 € and 9.600 € – depending on the housing association, year of construction and subsidy. It is due before you move in. If you don't have it, you won't get the flat, no matter how cheap the rent. That's why the alert in the app can be filtered by maximum own funds.

Where the flats are really allocated

4 of 5 monitored housing associations in Tirol had a listing online in the last 30 days. Many housing associations also allocate through waiting lists: if you register early, you get offers before they appear on the website. Doing both together is the strategy.

Register early, keep the upfront contribution ready, check listings minute by minute. Cooperative flats in Tirol are often taken within hours – whoever has the documents and the financing contribution ready is ahead.

The strategy that works

  1. Register with several housing associations whose housing is in the areas you want – the list above shows where each one last advertised.
  2. Plan your upfront contribution: the one-off financing contribution is stated in the listing. If you can't raise it, ask the housing association or the state's housing subsidy office (Wohnbauförderung) about loans for the contribution – the rules differ from state to state.
  3. At the same time, chase the listings: available flats appear on the housing association's website and are allocated in order of application – speed counts here, and that is what the WohnAlert alert is for.

FAQ

How many cooperative flats are available in Tirol right now?
Right now 13 from 3 housing associations – as of the last check of the listing pages. The flats are at the top of this page and, with an alert, in the app.
How much does a cooperative flat in Tirol cost?
The cooperative flats currently listed in Tirol cost a median of 1.036 € total; the median of all available flats in Tirol is 1.036 €.
What is the one-off financing contribution (Eigenmittel)?
A one-off contribution towards land and construction costs, due when you move in. It is refunded when you move out, minus an annual depreciation under the WGG (Limited-Profit Housing Act). The amount is stated in every listing – WohnAlert shows it with the flat and lets you filter by it.
Do I need a membership like in Germany?
No. Limited-profit housing associations in Austria allocate flats without cooperative shares. You register your interest with the housing association or apply directly for a listing.
Is there a housing entitlement certificate (WBS)?
No, the WBS is a German document. Subsidised flats in Austria have their own income limits, which are checked by the housing association or the state.
How quickly are cooperative flats in Tirol gone?
Often within hours. That's why WohnAlert sends every new listing from the monitored housing associations straight to your phone.
Can I buy a cooperative flat later?
Many subsidised rental flats come with a purchase option after a few years (“rent with purchase option”). Whether and when is stated in the housing association's listing.

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