639 apartments for sale in the canton of Thurgau
639 properties for sale
NehoApartmentCHF 845'000136 m² apartment in Weinfelden
Rocco Vecchia · Neho · 8570
NehoApartmentCHF 749'000114 m² apartment in LengwilRocco Vecchia · Neho · 8574
NehoApartmentCHF 770'000150 m² apartment in WeinfeldenRocco Vecchia · Neho · 8570
NehoApartmentCHF 1'325'000120 m² apartment in Tägerwilen
Markus Spiegel · Neho · 8274
ApartmentCHF 1'095'0005,5 rooms · 2 baths9306 FreidorfVejza KULJICI
ApartmentCHF 725'0006,5 rooms · 2 baths8575 IstighofenElis YASLAR
ApartmentCHF 1'250'0004,5 rooms · 2 baths8594 GüttingenElis YASLAR
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ApartmentCHF 1'325'0004,5 rooms · 2 baths8274 TägerwilenElis YASLAR
ApartmentCHF 1'050'0004,5 rooms · 2 baths8535 HerdernElis YASLAR
ApartmentCHF 580'0004,5 rooms · 1 bath9220 BischofszellElis YASLAR
ApartmentCHF 895'0004,5 rooms · 2 baths8532 WeiningenVejza KULJICI
ApartmentCHF 845'0005,5 rooms · 2 baths8570 WeinfeldenVejza KULJICI
ApartmentCHF 749'0003,5 rooms · 2 baths8574 LengwilVejza KULJICI
ApartmentCHF 770'0006,5 rooms · 2 baths8570 WeinfeldenVejza KULJICI
ApartmentCHF 1'065'0004,5 rooms · 148 m²8357 Guntershausen b. Aadorf- ApartmentCHF 895'0003,5 rooms · 113 m²8357 Guntershausen b. Aadorf
Canton of Thurgau: 639 apartments for sale
Buying an apartment in the canton of Thurgau takes preparation: budget, financing, choice of agency. On this page, compare the properties for sale and their prices, then check the ranking of local real estate agencies to sell your current home at the best price.
Buying in the canton of Thurgau: who is it for?
Median price in the canton of Thurgau: CHF 7'223 per m². The 16'170 properties in our statistics split into 71% apartments and 29% houses. For apartments, the median price is CHF 7'291/m² (11'449 properties).
73% of properties have 4 rooms or more, houses included: a good place to search for families who want a bedroom per child or a garden.
These figures concern the properties seen on the market, not the residents: they show a trend, not a portrait of the population.