Property prices in the canton of Solothurn

Sale prices and monthly rents for houses and apartments in the canton of Solothurn.

📊 Property sale prices in the canton of Solothurn

House sale prices in the canton of Solothurn

The median house price on the property market in the canton of Solothurn is 980000 CHF. The median sale price per m² is 5979 CHF/m².

Property type Median price per m² Average asking price Median asking price
House 5979 CHF/m² 1214922 CHF 980000 CHF

Apartment sale prices in the canton of Solothurn

The median apartment price in the canton of Solothurn is 669000 CHF. The median sale price per m² is 5733 CHF/m².

Number of rooms Median price per m² Average asking price Median asking price
Studio & 1.5 4829 CHF/m² 386263 CHF 385632 CHF
2 & 2.5 6749 CHF/m² 426733 CHF 425053 CHF
3 & 3.5 6188 CHF/m² 570617 CHF 554295 CHF
4 & 4.5 5911 CHF/m² 736823 CHF 730884 CHF
5 & 5.5 5824 CHF/m² 804231 CHF 783197 CHF
More than 6 4704 CHF/m² 1330114 CHF 1176776 CHF

💰 Average monthly rents in the canton of Solothurn

Monthly house rents in the canton of Solothurn

The median monthly rent for a house in the canton of Solothurn is 2500 CHF.

The average monthly rent for a house in the canton of Solothurn is 2542 CHF.

Monthly apartment rents in the canton of Solothurn

The median monthly rent for an apartment in the canton of Solothurn is 1500 CHF.

Number of rooms Median monthly rent Average monthly rent
Studio & 1.5 931 CHF 978 CHF
2 & 2.5 1298 CHF 1322 CHF
3 & 3.5 1515 CHF 1559 CHF
4 & 4.5 1782 CHF 1847 CHF
5 & 5.5 2143 CHF 2189 CHF
More than 6 2518 CHF 2620 CHF

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Source of property data: the price and rent indicators presented on this page are based on data provided by Lookmove, a platform specialised in real estate listings in Switzerland.

Lookmove aggregates and analyses sale and rental listings from numerous sources across the Swiss real estate market. This data provides a structured overview of house prices, apartment prices and rents by geographic area.

Reliable property data to track developments in the Swiss market

The Swiss real estate market is constantly evolving across regions, cantons, municipalities and postcodes. To help homeowners, buyers, sellers and investors better understand local trends, Immoprice relies on structured property data covering sale and rental listings published in Switzerland.

These indicators make it possible to analyse apartment and house prices, both for properties for sale and for properties for rent. The data takes into account, in particular, the median price per square metre, asking prices, monthly rents and the volume of listings available on the market. For apartments, some statistics can also be analysed by number of rooms, providing a more precise view of the local real estate market.

The prices presented are based on real estate listings collected from numerous sources, including property portals, agency feeds and specialised websites. The data is then cleaned, deduplicated and grouped in order to exclude duplicates, incomplete listings and inconsistent information. This methodology helps produce indicators that are more representative of the reality of the Swiss real estate market.

Sale statistics are based on the prices displayed in real estate listings, also known as asking prices. They may differ from final transaction prices, which depend on negotiation, local demand, the condition of the property and the market situation. The rents shown correspond to gross rents, generally including the net rent and charges.

Thanks to this data, Immoprice helps you better assess the value of a property in Switzerland, compare prices by region and prepare a sale, purchase or rental project with greater confidence. However, to obtain a personalised estimate for your house or apartment, it remains essential to take into account the specific characteristics of the property: exact address, surface area, overall condition, year of construction, surroundings, view, floor, features and level of demand in the area concerned.

An online property valuation is therefore a useful first step to understand the likely value of your property and better assess its positioning on the market. With Immoprice, you can obtain a quick estimate and receive support with the next steps of your real estate project.

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