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Flats in the Kitzbühel district.

All listings from Tyrolean housing associations in the district of Kitzbühel – as a free push to your phone as soon as a new one appears.

Last alert: 2 rm, 848 € total, Kitzbühel
6flatsonline right now in the Kitzbühel district
1housing associationslimited-profit providers straight from the source
6newadded in the last 48 hours

Current flats

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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

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Who is listing right now

Landlords with flats in the Kitzbühel district

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What a flat in the Kitzbühel district costs

Compared with all of Tirol, as of today

The 6 available flats in the district of Kitzbühel cost a median of 948 € total (14,93 €/m²). That is about the same as in Tirol overall (14,36 €/m² across 13 available flats, median 1.036 €). Range: 783 to 1.085 € total. Layout: 3× 2 rooms, 3× 3 rooms.

Who lists here: 6 from housing associations (Frieden) – each tag above leads to the landlord's page with how to apply and the check interval.

FAQ

How many flats are available in the Kitzbühel district right now?

Right now 6 from Frieden – as of the last check of the listing pages. New finds appear on this page with key details only for two hours – in the alert, immediately.

How much does a flat in the Kitzbühel district cost?

The 6 available flats cost a median of 948 € in total, between 783 and 1.085 €.

Which landlords does WohnAlert monitor in the Kitzbühel district?

Frieden, Alpenländische and TIGEWOSI. The large Tyrolean housing associations allocate their rental flats through the municipalities' housing allocation – registering on the waiting list there pays off.

Why are there so few flats?

Because hardly any subsidised rental flat in Tirol is advertised publicly. We monitor all the pages where it does happen and report each one immediately.

What can I filter by?

By the nine districts; Innsbruck is listed as a city in its own right. The postcode in the listing assigns the flat – the table comes from the official lists of Statistik Austria.

Do I need a WBS?

No – there is no WBS (housing entitlement certificate) in Austria. Subsidised flats have income limits, and there is usually a financing contribution that is partly refunded when you move out.

What does the rent shown mean?

The total rent including operating costs and VAT, as stated by the housing association (every listing names the area, such as the Kitzbühel district).