Innsbruck · Tirol

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Good public transport and fast internet. Watch for more noise, expensive land and more flood risk.

Compared with municipalities in Tyrol

Place profile

Innsbruck

capital of the state of Tyrol, Austria

Wikipedia

Innsbruck is the capital of the Austrian state of Tyrol and the fifth-largest city in Austria. It is located on the River Inn, at its junction with the Wipp Valley, which provides access to the Brenner Pass 30 km (19 mi) to the south. The city had a population of 132,188 in 2024.

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Official sitewww.innsbruck.atArea104.9 km²Elevation574 mHead of municipalityJohannes Anzengruber

Demographics

as of 2024Municipality of Innsbruck
Population
132,166
Avg. household size: 1.93 (65,658 households)
Age structure
11.7%Under 15
69.1%15 to 64
19.2%Over 65
Work
Employment rate71.8%
Unemployment rate5.2%
Education
Secondary education46.4%
Tertiary education29.7%
Origin & commuting
Out-commuters28.3%
Foreign nationality31.9%

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Public transport

Municipality of Innsbruck
Accessibility class
26%
A
35%
B
28%
C
9%
D
2%
E
<1%
F
<1%
G
<1%
none
132,853 residents

Noise

Municipality of Innsbruck
Any source · dB
57%
<55
18%
55
11%
60
7%
65
5%
70
1%
75+
Loudest source
Roads86%Rail3%Aircraft11%
132,853 residents

Environment

Municipality of Innsbruck
Flood risk
No flood risk73%Low risk17%Medium risk10%High risk1%
Hot days / yr
<1%
<5
3%
5
6%
10
42%
15
48%
20
 
25+
132,853 residents
Radon
Class 2
Moderate potential
Radon precaution area

Broadband

Municipality of Innsbruck
Fixed-line · Mbit/s
98%
1G+
<1%
250
<1%
100
1%
30
<1%
10
<1%
<10
<1%
none
Mobile
5G100%
132,853 residents

Safety

District of Innsbruck
Overall
67.1/ 1,000 residents
-7.3%vs. 2019
More crime than 88% of all Austrian districts
Property crimes
50.2/ 1,000 residents
6,640 reported
-8.0%vs. 2019
More crime than 84% of all Austrian districts
Violent crimes
15.6/ 1,000 residents
2,062 reported
-4.0%vs. 2019
More crime than 95% of all Austrian districts
Sexual offences
1.2/ 1,000 residents
161 reported
-17.0%vs. 2019
More crime than 90% of all Austrian districts

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Price

District of Innsbruck
Building plots
Municipality of Innsbruck
€1,051/ m²
Pricier than 99% of all Austrian municipalities
Houses
€5,621/ m²
Pricier than 94% of all Austrian districts
Apartments
€6,034/ m²
Pricier than 93% of all Austrian districts

Averages of one year's sales. A few transactions can shift a district's figure a lot from year to year.

Innsbruck compared

State of Tyrol
In its favour
  • Top transit classes61%61% of residents live in the two best public-transport classes (A and B), above four out of five municipalities in Tyrol.
  • Gigabit internet98%98% of residents can get a gigabit fixed line, above four out of five municipalities in Tyrol.
Against it
  • In flood zones27%27% of residents live in a designated flood zone, above most municipalities in Tyrol.
  • Noise 55 dB+43%43% are exposed to 55 dB or more of daytime noise, above four out of five municipalities in Tyrol.
  • Building plots€1,051/m²Building plots cost €1,051/m², above four out of five municipalities in Tyrol.
  • Unemployment5.2%Unemployment is 5.2%, above most municipalities in Tyrol.
For context
  • Under 1511.7%11.7% of the population is under 15, below four out of five municipalities in Tyrol.
  • 65 and older19.2%19.2% are 65 or older, about level with most municipalities in Tyrol.
  • University degree29.7%29.7% have a university degree, above four out of five municipalities in Tyrol.

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