The Austrian National Bank (OeNB) has published a new interactive commercial real estate dashboard on its website, bringing together key data and analysis on Austria’s commercial property market and making it publicly accessible free of charge. The tool is positioned as part of the OeNB’s financial stability work and complements its existing residential real estate dashboard. The dashboard is structured around four areas: supply, demand, market, and macroprudential analysis. It covers a broad definition of commercial real estate, including commercially used residential buildings, and reports around 285,000 commercial properties in Austria, mainly commercial residential buildings (about 185,000), with the largest share located in Lower Austria followed by Vienna. The macroprudential section provides granular indicators on commercial real estate lending, including volumes, interest rates, financing structures and credit quality, and highlights that new business is supported in particular by renegotiations of existing loans alongside persistently high non-performing loan ratios for commercial real estate credit. Overall, it aggregates around 50 quantity and price indicators and offers more than 1,000 time series with breakdowns (including by asset class, region and credit characteristics), supported by interactive filtering and export functions and methodological infoboxes. The “market” section is due to be expanded from July 2026 with commercial real estate price developments and data on transactions and vacancies.

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