Heimat Österreich gemeinnützige Wohnbaugesellschaft m.b.H. is a non-profit housing developer founded in 1951. The organisation is headquartered in Salzburg and maintains a significant office in Vienna. Its core activities focus on the construction and management of affordable residential buildings, with operations spanning Vienna, Lower Austria, and Salzburg.
As of recent data, Heimat Österreich employs around 153 people and maintains an annual construction volume of approximately 90 million euros. The organisation is recognized in the Austrian sector for its focus on ecological and sustainable construction practices. Over the decades, Heimat Österreich has been responsible for delivering numerous projects that have received awards for their ecological standards, such as the Samer Mösl development in Salzburg and the Zero Carbon Building in Niederalm.
A current example highlighting Heimat Österreich’s scope is the “ein viertel grün” project in Wiener Neustadt. In collaboration with municipal and regional partners, Heimat Österreich is developing 495 apartments and a kindergarten on a former stadium site, creating living space for around 1,200 people. The project emphasizes green open spaces, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, and energy-efficient solutions, including green roofs and photovoltaic power generation. A variety of subsidized rental and owner-occupied units are offered to future residents, and the project aims for completion in autumn 2025.
Heimat Österreich is governed by non-profit principles, often working in partnership with regional governments and municipalities to address local housing needs. Its project portfolio includes both new builds and renovation efforts, aiming for long-term affordability and sustainability.