First Vienna Residential Market Report | 2021

FIRST VIENNA RESIDENTIAL MARKET REPORT | 2021

EIGHT TREASURES 1230 LIESING V IENNA’S TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT has plenty of devel- opment land available for affordable housing as well as mansions out in the open country. The new In der Wiesen non-profit housing project is a current example. Brown field sites are currently being repurposed

into residential developments along Breitenfurter Straße, the river Liesing- bach, and on Rosenhügel. Plenty of affordable living opportunities are emerg- ing from the high level of residential development in a district that is also gaining in attractiveness from the new connection to the U6 metro line. ×

Breitenfurter Straße

Mauer

Alterlaa

Erlaaer Straße

Atzgersdorf

U Erlaaer Straße

Altmannsdorfer Straße

Liesinger Platz

Breitenfurter Straße

U Perfektastraße

Liesing

Brunner Straße

U Siebenhirten

HOTSPOTS

SPECIAL FEATURES OF DISTRICT The district now known as Liesing was once eight villages that amalga- mated into the Twenty-Third District in the twentieth century. Vienna’s newest district boasts especially high quality of living due to its high proportion of green space at just over thirty-two percent as well as the good connections to the metro, regional railway services, and the motorway. This diverse district is characterised by industrial areas, for instance in Inzersdorf, Atzgersdorf, and Liesing, as well as more rural parts such as Rodaun and Kalksburg. Siebenhirten and Erlaa both have large resi- dential estates, especially the famous monumental buildings of Alterlaa

residential park, whereas Mauer mostly has detached houses and villas. The excellent growth potential and nearby local recreation areas such as Wienerwald hills and Liesingbach valley make Liesing especially attractive to the Established Sinus-Milieu ® . Conservatives are also well-represented here as they appreciate this area steeped in tradition and its proximity to the imperial atmosphere of Hietzing as well as the Schloss Rodaun and Schloss Erlaa palaces. Those interested in architecture will enjoy the fascinating Wotruba Church in Mauer, a church composed entirely of cubic shapes. Adelheid Popp, a figurehead of the Austrian feminist movement, was a well-known daughter of the district. A street, a public building as well as a park in Vienna are named after her.