Award as quality broker 2019
Award as quality broker 2018
Quality Estate Agent Gala: Awards for the best estate agents and property developers at the Find my Home Gala at Palais Wertheim.
The best of the best in the Austrian property industry were celebrated. The seal of quality for estate agents was awarded for 2018. 35,000 customer feedback forms were collected by Find my Home to determine the best estate agents and property developers. The Find my Home Gala took place for the seventh time.
Immobilien Stütz was selected as a quality estate agent for the 2nd time and this time made it into the top 3, 3rd place.
Punctuality, expertise, advice, service, aftercare, offer quality and recommendation rate were assessed.
Immobilien Stütz, owner Ingrid Stütz-Haunschmid, has been successfully running her own business for 22 years!
Thank you to all customers who voted, because your votes count!
Current market situation
Due to the current economic situation, the demand for condominiums is enormous. Therefore, there is currently a great demand for flats and extremely good sales prices can be achieved for the seller.
We are always interested in buying investment flats (2-room flats in good locations in Vienna)!
Contact us without obligation if you would like to sell a flat!
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Abolition of the fee for residential tenancy agreements published in the Federal Law Gazette
Residential tenancy agreements free of charge from 11 November 2017
Status: 10.11.2017
On 10.11.2017 the Federal Law Gazette with the amendment to the Fees Act has been published.
In its session on 12 October 2017, the National Council decided to abolish the fee for residential rental agreements. The abolition comes into force on the day after the announcement in the Federal Law Gazette, i.e. 11 November 2017. Residential tenancy agreements concluded up to this date (including 10 November 2017) are still subject to a fee.
Supplementary information from the BMF:
Residential premises" are buildings or parts of buildings that are primarily used for residential purposes, including other independent rooms and other parts of the property (such as cellar and attic rooms, parking spaces and gardens that are typically allocated to residential premises).
Buildings or rooms in buildings serve residential purposes if they are intended to enable private living, especially overnight accommodation, in self-contained rooms. The exemption covers not only the letting or transfer of use of the actual living space, but also ancillary rooms that are also let, such as cellar and attic rooms. A parking space or garden that is rented out together with the living space (i.e. in the same contract) is also considered to be rented out for residential purposes unless it is used predominantly for other purposes. Predominant use for residential purposes is deemed to exist if the amount of space used for residential purposes exceeds that used for other purposes.
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