swiss rental prices rise in september with significant regional variations

In September, rental prices in Switzerland experienced a slight increase, with the overall index rising by 0.2 points to 128.1. Year-on-year, rents have surged by 3.9 percent across the country, showing a varied trend among cantons.

The canton of Schwyz had the highest monthly rise at 3.1 percent, followed by Uri at 1.3 percent, and both Fribourg and Basel-Stadt at 1.0 percent. On the other hand, rents decreased in Schaffhausen (-1.4 percent), Graubünden (-1.0 percent), and Valais (-0.7 percent).

Schwyz had the highest annual increase at 11.4 percent, closely followed by Zug at 11.1 percent. All cantons reported year-on-year rent increases. In urban areas, Basel had the highest monthly rent increase at 1.1 percent, while Lausanne saw a decline of 0.5 percent. Notably, Lucerne and Zurich reported significant annual increases of 8.2 percent and 6.8 percent, respectively, indicating the ongoing upward trend in the Swiss rental market.

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