Under constructionNew-build projects in South Tyrol
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9 Projects
Under construction
Move-in readyAurea Residences
Sept 2026ClimateHouse A Nature
Under constructionMulivia Residences
Dec 2027ClimateHouse A Nature
Under constructionStöfl Residences
2–4 room apartmentsSept 2027ClimateHouse A Nature
Under constructionGerberhaus Sarnthein
2+ roomsMar 2027ClimateHouse A Nature
Move-in readySalou19
2–3 room apartmentsSept 2026ClimateHouse A
Move-in readyResidence Lisa
2+ roomsSept 2025ClimateHouse A Nature
Under constructionCasa Lumina
2–4 room apartmentsNov 2027ClimateHouse A Nature
Under constructionLuna Living
2–4 room apartmentsMar 2028ClimateHouse A Nature
Location
New-build projects in South Tyrol by district and town
Neubau Südtirol brings together current new-build projects from across South Tyrol — pick a district or a town to see every project in that area.
Burggrafenamt
The Burggrafenamt around Merano is known for its mild climate and its orchards and vineyards.
Eisacktal
The Eisacktal between Bolzano and Bressanone is known for its white wines and its location along the Brenner corridor.
Pustertal
The Pustertal in eastern South Tyrol runs from Bruneck to Innichen and is shaped by the Kronplatz and the Dolomites.
Salten-Schlern
The Salten-Schlern district stretches from the Ritten plateau to the Sarntal valley, known for its loden-wool tradition and views of the Schlern massif.
Überetsch-Unterland
Überetsch-Unterland south of Bolzano is South Tyrol’s wine region, centred on Lake Kaltern.
Vinschgau
The Vinschgau in western South Tyrol is the region’s sunniest valley and shaped by large-scale apple growing.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I find new-build projects in South Tyrol?
- Neubau Südtirol lists current new-build projects across South Tyrol. Filter by town, rooms, size and price, then contact the developer directly.
- What does conventioned mean?
- Conventioned homes require residency in South Tyrol. Buyers without that residency generally cannot purchase them. Open-market homes are not bound by this rule.


