Buy a flat in Donaustadt
Last updated: October 2026
Buying in Donaustadt: the district scores a Living Score of 63/100 and sits at ≈ €5,714/m² to buy (official land-register median, Statistics Austria 2025). Strong on Air quality and Safety — Public transport is the trade-off.
Donaustadt sits about 9 % above the Vienna median (€5,253/m²). Similarly priced: Döbling (≈ €5,655/m²) and Leopoldstadt (≈ €5,878/m²). More Vienna for the money: Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus — Living Score 93/100 at ≈ €4,532/m².
What 70 m² costs here
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What Donaustadt feels like
The expanse of the Danube shapes life here — in summer you sit by the water, in winter it's rather quiet. Trips for shopping are long, but the air is fresh and the calm runs deep. Little happens here in the evening.
Frequently asked
How much does it cost to buy a flat in Donaustadt?
In Donaustadt, the purchase price is around €5,714/m² (median, official median, Statistics Austria 2025). For 70 m² that is roughly €400,000 — depending on condition, fittings and the exact Grätzl.
Is Donaustadt expensive compared to other districts?
Donaustadt sits about 9 % above the Vienna median (€5,253/m²) (Statistics Austria, indexed; as of October 2026). Similarly priced: Döbling (≈ €5,655/m²) and Leopoldstadt (≈ €5,878/m²). More Vienna for the money: Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus — Living Score 93/100 at ≈ €4,532/m².
Where can I find flats to buy in Donaustadt?
On the major portals — willhaben, ImmoScout24, derStandard and FindMyHome. Vienna Living Map links straight into the right district search; it hosts no listings of its own.
Is Donaustadt a good place to live?
Donaustadt scores 63/100 on the Living Score — strongest on Air quality and Safety, with Public transport as the honest trade-off.
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