Even the inventor of economics, Adam Smith, noted that land is a finite commodity. By purchasing a piece of land the owner secures a small share of our world. This is almost always profitable in the long run, but due to the mentioned limitation of the land, there are also some costs associated with this purchase. A loan can rarely be avoided in these cases, but what fees will the new property owner have to pay in addition to the actual purchase price?? This article shows which expenses the buyer of a plot of land has to reckon with, among other things.
Note: Individual land prices can only be determined by forensic experts – the overview is therefore kept very general. However, we draw on the empirical data of a Tyrolean expert in this list.






