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Apartments for Rent in Vienna – Live Map & Alerts

New rentals in Vienna show up on willhaben first — and the good ones go fast. The map below shows what's on offer in Vienna right now. Set your filters, switch on an alert, and new listings reach you on Telegram or by email as soon as they're posted.

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About Vienna

Vienna is by far the largest city in Austria, home to around two million people, and the country’s political, cultural and economic centre. Sitting on the Danube, it consistently tops global quality-of-life rankings (Mercer, EIU) thanks to its imperial architecture, safety, healthcare and rich cultural life — from coffee houses to the State Opera.

Neighbourhoods in Vienna

The city is split into 23 numbered districts. The 1st (Innere Stadt) is the historic, expensive core; districts 2–9 — including Leopoldstadt, Neubau, Mariahilf and Alsergrund — are central, walkable and popular with young professionals. Outer districts such as Favoriten, Ottakring and Floridsdorf offer noticeably lower rents and more space while staying well connected by U-Bahn, and leafy Döbling in the north is known for its wine villages.

Living in Vienna

Vienna’s public transport is among the best in Europe — a yearly pass costs €365, and many residents live car-free. Add abundant parks (the Prater, the Vienna Woods), a famously regulated rental market and excellent services, and it’s easy to see the appeal. The catch: demand is intense, and the best apartments are gone within hours of being listed.

How to find an apartment in Vienna faster

Most decent listings in Vienna collect dozens of inquiries within a day. What actually helps is being early. Mietscan flags new apartments within minutes — reply in the first hour with a complete application and your odds are good. The alert takes about 10 seconds to set up and is free during the beta.

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Richtwert Vienna 2026: how much rent is allowed?

Since 1 April 2026 the Richtwert for Vienna is 6.74 € per m² (Statistik Austria). It only applies to pre-1945 buildings fully covered by the MRG, with surcharges and deductions for location and condition — market rents are usually higher. Whether it applies to your contract is exactly what a contract check will tell you.

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FAQ: apartments for rent in Vienna

How do I quickly find an apartment for rent in Vienna?

Set your filters on the map — say, 2-room apartments up to €1,200 — and switch on a Telegram or email alert. Mietscan checks willhaben every 5 minutes, so you usually know about new places in Vienna before the first applications arrive.

Where do the Vienna listings come from?

From willhaben's publicly available RSS feed. Every listing links to the original — Mietscan is not affiliated with willhaben.

What does the Vienna apartment alert cost?

The daily digest is free. Instant alerts cost €12/month after the beta — everything is free until 15 September 2026.

How much rent is allowed in Vienna?

Pre-1945 apartments fully covered by the MRG follow the Vienna Richtwert (6.74 €/m² since April 2026) with surcharges. New buildings and many others can be priced freely. When in doubt, have your contract checked.