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10 Best Mortgage Brokers in Vienna

Buying a flat in Vienna usually means taking out a home loan from an Austrian bank, and a credit broker, known as a Kreditvermittler, can compare offers instead of you visiting each bank. Some brokers do nothing but home loans, others combine financing with insurance and investment advice, and several work under the Infina network.

This guide lists brokers whose own websites describe their mortgage work. For each one we note how many banks they compare, how they are paid, how consultations work and whether they also handle refinancing.

How this guide is ordered

Behind this list is research into mortgage brokers in Vienna: we kept the most specialised businesses, the ones their customers rate highest and those that share complete, reliable information.

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Immobilienfinanzierung Viveros, Vienna#1
What stands out
  • State-certified mortgage broker

  • Rent-based loan calculator

  • Central office on Schubertring

Immobilienfinanzierung Viveros

5.0401 reviews
Schubertring 14, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Home loans with a certified mortgage broker

Buyers who like dealing with a qualified mortgage specialist in a central office will find that at Viveros, an independent company within the Infina network on Schubertring. Managing director Pablo Viveros holds an MSc from WU Vienna and is a state-certified asset adviser and mortgage broker. A home loan calculator estimates what you can borrow from your current rent. Callbacks and consultations are free and non-binding.

INFINA Wien, Vienna#2
What stands out
  • Over 150 banks compared

  • Advisers across Vienna

  • Refinancing calculator

INFINA Wien

4.9331 reviews
Gonzagagasse 2/4, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Comparing many banks at once

Borrowers who want many banks compared in one go should start here, since Infina compares offers from more than 150 banks and building societies. Its Vienna hub on Gonzagagasse is one of over 30 Infina advisers spread across the city. As an unbound credit broker, it charges no extra consultation fee and earns a commission only when a loan is signed. Online calculators cover home loans and refinancing.

RT Finance, Vienna#3
What stands out
  • Home loan advice since 2008

  • Refinancing and loan optimisation

  • Budget planning

RT Finance

5.0102 reviews
Unteres Hausfeld 17, 2301 Wien, Austria
Best for
One adviser for east Vienna buyers

Buyers in Donaustadt and the towns east of Vienna may like working with a single adviser close by, which is what RT Finance offers. Robert Trojan has advised on home loans since 2008 and compares numerous banks and building societies. Refinancing and optimising existing loans are part of the service. Consultations are free and non-binding, and contact by WhatsApp is possible.

realfinanz, Vienna#4
What stands out
  • Over 80 bank partners

  • About 60 financing advisers

  • International financing

realfinanz

5.093 reviews
Seilergasse 3/3. Stock Top 16, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Buyers wanting a large broker team

Its strength lies in size and experience: realfinanz has more than 35 years in property financing and a team of about 60 financing advisers. The independent broker, which stresses that it is not a bank, works with over 80 bank partners from all Austrian banking sectors. International financing solutions are also offered. Support runs from the first meeting to the day you move in.

bestens-finanziert, Vienna#5
What stands out
  • First assessment within 24 hours

  • Over 50 banks

  • WhatsApp contact

bestens-finanziert

5.089 reviews
Kendlerstraße 6/6, 1140 Wien, Austria
Best for
Buyers who need a quick answer

Speed is the main argument at bestens-finanziert, which suits buyers who have found a flat and need an answer fast. A first assessment arrives within 24 hours of the request, and concrete bank offers usually follow within a week. The broker works with over 50 banks, including smaller regional ones. Advice is free for clients, and the bank pays the broker once financing is arranged.

miracl, Vienna#6
What stands out
  • Video consultations

  • Online status tracking

  • Check of existing loan terms

miracl

4.7158 reviews
Lindengasse 26/1/5, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best for
Handling the whole loan online

Buyers who prefer to handle their loan online will get along with miracl, a home financing broker based in Neubau. Consultations take place by phone or video call and are free and non-binding. Its online hub tracks the status of an application, takes document uploads and connects you with a personal specialist up to the notary appointment. Tools cover loan comparison, refinancing and checking existing terms.

CheckFin, Vienna#7
What stands out
  • Refinancing focus

  • Foreign-currency loan help

  • No extra fee for clients

CheckFin

5.015 reviews
Kärntner Ring 14/6A, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Refinancing and foreign-currency loans

Homeowners with an older loan to restructure are a good match for CheckFin, which handles refinancing alongside new home loans. The broker also helps with Swiss franc and other foreign-currency loans, fixed-rate offers, solar panel financing and loans across generations. It cooperates with more than 30 banks. CheckFin is paid through the bank's usual processing fee, so clients pay nothing extra.

FiNUM.Private Finance, Vienna#8
What stands out
  • Practice loans for doctors

  • CFP and EFA certified advisers

  • Free first consultation

FiNUM.Private Finance

4.953 reviews
Krugerstraße 13/4. OG, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Mortgages planned with insurance and savings

Households who want their mortgage planned together with insurance and savings will find that combination at FiNUM. The firm's independent asset advisers and insurance brokers arrange property and house loans, construction financing and practice financing for doctors. Several advisers hold the CFP and EFA certifications. The first consultation is free, and the advice is paid by the bank or insurer rather than by the client.

Matfin, Vienna#9
What stands out
  • English, Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian

  • Offers in two to three days

  • Loan consolidation

Matfin

5.010 reviews
Margaretenstraße 89/1/R3, 1050 Wien, Austria
Best for
Advice in English or Balkan languages

Clients who would rather discuss their loan in a language other than German will notice that Matfin lists English, Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian among the languages it speaks. The Margareten broker is run by former banker Dejan Matic and arranges property loans for flats, houses and building projects. Existing loans can be combined into one. Offers usually arrive two to three days after the documents.

House of Finance, Vienna#10
What stands out
  • Certified insurance brokers

  • Home loan bank comparison

  • Video appointments

House of Finance

4.663 reviews
Donaufelder Str. 247, 1. DG, 1220 Wien, Austria
Best for
Home loan and insurance from one office

Families in Floridsdorf and Donaustadt who want one office for both their home loan and their insurance can turn to House of Finance. The team consists of state-certified insurance brokers and asset advisers. Property financing comes with a bank comparison, while pension planning, investments and leasing are covered too. Appointments can be booked online, in person, at the office or by video call.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Immobilienfinanzierung Viveros 5.0401Home loans with a certified mortgage broker
#2INFINA Wien 4.9331Comparing many banks at once
#3RT Finance 5.0102One adviser for east Vienna buyers
#4realfinanz 5.093Buyers wanting a large broker team
#5bestens-finanziert 5.089Buyers who need a quick answer
#6miracl 4.7158Handling the whole loan online
#7CheckFin 5.015Refinancing and foreign-currency loans
#8FiNUM.Private Finance 4.953Mortgages planned with insurance and savings
#9Matfin 5.010Advice in English or Balkan languages
#10House of Finance 4.663Home loan and insurance from one office

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Map of mortgage brokers in Vienna

Most brokers are in the Innere Stadt, with others in Neubau, Margareten, Penzing and Donaustadt and one just across the city boundary in Groß-Enzersdorf.

Services to compare

  • Home purchase loansFinancing for buying a flat or house, compared across several banks.
  • RefinancingReplacing an existing loan with a cheaper one or switching from a variable to a fixed rate.
  • Construction loansFinancing for building a house or a major renovation, paid out in stages.
  • Fixed-rate comparisonsChecking how long rates are fixed and what happens when the fixed period ends.
  • Help with paperworkCollecting documents, dealing with the bank and preparing for the notary and land register entry.

How to choose Mortgage Brokers in Vienna

  1. Ask how many banks are comparedSome brokers work with a handful of banks, others with dozens or more. A wider panel matters most if your income, residence status or property is unusual.
  2. Clarify how the broker is paidMost are paid a commission by the bank once a loan is signed, but terms differ. Ask for the payment terms in writing before you hand over documents.
  3. Compare the total cost, not the rateLook at the effective annual rate, processing and account fees, required insurance and how long a fixed rate lasts. A slightly lower rate can still cost more overall.
  4. Check the trade licenceAustrian credit brokers need a trade licence. You can look a firm up in the public GISA trade register before signing anything.

Frequently asked questions

Does a mortgage broker cost anything?

Most brokers in this list offer the first consultation free and are paid a commission by the bank when a loan is signed. Terms vary, and brokers have to tell you how they are paid, so ask for this in writing before you commit.

Can expats get a mortgage in Vienna?

Generally yes, but banks usually expect regular income and residence in Austria, and the conditions depend on your contract and how long you have lived here. Buyers from outside the EU also need approval from the city before buying property in Vienna. A broker can tell you which banks lend in your situation.

What documents should I bring?

Expect to show ID and, if relevant, your residence permit, recent payslips or tax statements, your employment contract, bank statements, proof of savings and details of the property such as the purchase offer and floor plan. Having these ready speeds up the bank's decision.

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