Key location factors for Thurnen at a glance.
Source: third-party market data · July 2026 · asking rents from listings
Thurnen is predominantly a single-family housing area: 62 % of residential buildings are single-family homes, 18 % have 2 units.
The median build year 2008 is above the Swiss average (1991). 4 % of buildings date from before 1980.
Heat pumps are recorded in 20 % of updated GWR entries (from 2015).
Taxes, health insurance, housing costs and commute times — for every Swiss municipality.
Thurnen zählt 2'060 Einwohner gemäss BFS STATPOP.
Der Quadratmeterpreis für Wohneigentum liegt bei 5'948 CHF, das ist günstiger als in 70 % aller Schweizer Gemeinden. Mietwohnungen kosten im Schnitt 20.4 CHF pro m2 und Monat.
Bei einem Bruttoeinkommen von CHF 150'000 liegt die Steuerbelastung für Alleinstehende ohne Kirchensteuer bei 21.5 %, das entspricht CHF 32'251. Damit ist Thurnen teurer als 90 % aller Schweizer Gemeinden.
22.4 % der Bevölkerung sind 65 Jahre oder älter, 17.5 % sind unter 15 Jahre alt. Die Bevölkerung ist innerhalb von 5 Jahren um 4.4 % gewachsen.
Die Leerwohnungsziffer lag 2025 bei 1.39 %, was als ausgeglichener Markt eingestuft wird. Damit ist die Verfügbarkeit weder besonders knapp noch besonders gross.
Rents in the range of CHF 18-23/m²/mo. serve as a reference value for market-rate listings in Thurnen. Individual listings may vary significantly depending on location, condition, and floor.
Rental prices in Thurnen are currently typically in the range CHF 18-23 per m² per month (range depending on location, condition and floor). A 70 m² apartment thus comes to roughly CHF 1,300–1,550 per month — the effective market range starts lower for small apartments and rises disproportionately for large ones.
The m² price for owner-occupied apartments in Thurnen is typically in the range CHF 5'600-6'300 per m². The actual range depends heavily on location, year built, finish standard and views.
The m² price for houses in Thurnen is typically in the range CHF 5'800-7'500 per m² (defensive range ±12 %). House prices vary considerably depending on plot size, buildability and micro-location within the municipality — a direct m² comparison serves only as an initial orientation.
The effective tax burden in Thurnen is 21.5 % on income — for a gross income of CHF 150,000 (single, without church tax) this amounts to roughly CHF 32,251 per year. The Swiss median is 19.8 %; the burden in Thurnen is above. Source: Swiss Federal Tax Administration tax burden statistics 2025.
No — in Thurnen the share of second homes is 11.1 %, below the 20 % threshold. The second-home law does not apply here, and new second homes are generally permitted. Source: Federal Office for Spatial Development (ARE), 2025.
A first reference point is the local price per square metre: in Thurnen the median is around CHF 5'948 per m² for condominiums. A realistic estimate also factors in location, year of construction, condition, fit-out quality and view. How the price compares with other municipalities is shown by the Immoskop municipality comparison: all 2’110 municipalities by housing costs, taxes and health insurance premiums — as guidance, not a substitute for an official or bank-verified valuation.
Municipalities nearby, ordered by driving time — purchase price difference to Thurnen colour-coded.
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