499 houses for sale in the canton of Fribourg
499 properties for sale
HouseCHF 2'250'0001680 Romont- HouseCHF 969'0005 rooms · 128 m²1741 Cottens
- HouseCHF 1'350'0005 rooms · 2 baths · 140 m²1754 Avry-sur-Matran
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- HouseCHF 870'0004,5 rooms · 2 baths · 145 m²1784 Courtepin
- HouseCHF 1'990'0007 rooms1717 St. Ursen
- HouseCHF 2'350'0007,5 rooms · 3 baths · 300 m²1625 Sâles (Gruyère)
- HouseCHF 1'485'0005,5 rooms · 167 m²1696 Vuisternens-en-Ogoz
- HousePrice on request12 rooms · 5 baths · 451 m²1789 Lugnorre
- HouseCHF 840'0004,5 rooms · 2 baths · 150 m²1489 Murist
- HousePrice on request5,5 rooms · 1 bath · 888 m²1637 Charmey (Gruyère)
- HouseCHF 990'0003,5 rooms · 85 m²1614 Granges (Veveyse)
Canton of Fribourg: 499 houses for sale
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House prices for sale in the canton of Fribourg
The average price per m² of houses in the canton of Fribourg is CHF 7'171.
The median price per m² amounts to CHF 7'171.
60% of properties fall within a range from CHF 5'938 to CHF 8'218 per m².
Who buys in the canton of Fribourg, and why?
Of the 38'325 properties analysed in the canton of Fribourg, 74% are apartments and 26% houses, with a median price of CHF 7'147 per m². For houses, the median price is CHF 6'934/m² (9'880 properties).
Houses and apartments with 4 rooms or more account for 64% of properties, which appeals to families looking for space, an extra bedroom or outdoor area. With 36% of apartments having 3 to 3.5 rooms, the canton also suits couples and seniors who want a more compact home that is easier to maintain.
These figures concern the properties seen on the market, not the residents: they show a trend, not a portrait of the population.