3,186 properties for sale in the canton of Valais
3'186 properties for sale
HouseCHF 255'0002 rooms · 49 m²3935 Bürchen- ApartmentCHF 540'0004,5 rooms · 108 m²1872 Troistorrents
- HouseCHF 1'195'0005 rooms · 84 m²3961 Grimentz
SponsoredNeed to sell first?Don’t let your dream home slip away just because your current home hasn’t sold yetFree valuation with Neho- ApartmentCHF 335'5002,5 rooms · 52 m²3960 Muraz (Sierre)
- ApartmentCHF 535'0003 rooms · 94 m²1974 Arbaz
- HouseCHF 1'150'0004 rooms · 161 m²1964 Conthey
- HouseCHF 1'450'000213 m²1896 Vouvry
- HouseCHF 1'750'00012 rooms · 5 baths · 287 m²1908 Riddes
- HouseCHF 2'590'0006,5 rooms1907 Saxon
- HouseCHF 1'980'0007,5 rooms · 231 m²1964 Conthey
- ApartmentCHF 1'495'0005,5 rooms · 245 m²1950 Sion
- ApartmentCHF 615'0003,5 rooms · 98 m²3960 Muraz (Sierre)
Canton of Valais: 3,186 properties for sale
In the canton of Valais, acheteur.ch helps you find a house or an apartment: listings from local agencies, Neho properties with photos, and observed prices per m². Need to sell first? Neho sells for a fixed fee from CHF 14'000.
Real estate prices for sale in the canton of Valais
The average price per m² of real estate in the canton of Valais is CHF 7'374.
The median price per m² amounts to CHF 7'374.
60% of properties fall within a range from CHF 5'116 to CHF 8'518 per m².
In the canton of Valais: the market at a glance
Of the 99'448 properties analysed in the canton of Valais, 75% are apartments and 25% houses, with a median price of CHF 6'240 per m². For apartments, the median price is CHF 6'250/m² (74'964 properties). For houses, the median price is CHF 6'229/m² (24'484 properties).
Small units (1 to 2.5 rooms) make up 21% of apartments: a market that suits students, young professionals and people living alone, as well as investors looking for a property that is easy to rent out. 36% of apartments have 3 to 3.5 rooms, a format favoured by couples and by people who want less space to maintain.
These figures concern the properties seen on the market, not the residents: they show a trend, not a portrait of the population.