Murten Murten in Canton FR achieves an ImmoCensio overall score of 55/100 and thus ranks mid-range (5 points above the Swiss average of 50). The municipality ranks 754 of 2'131 analysed Swiss municipalities. (5 points above the Swiss average of 50). The municipality ranks 754 out of 2'131 analysed Swiss municipalities.
The greatest strength is in Infrastructure (Score 84), while Population Dynamics (Score 29) shows the weakest profile. Population is growing strongly at 2.2% over 5 years. The vacancy rate of 0.7% indicates healthy demand.
New construction rate, renewable energy, construction year · Kt. Ø 71
Tax Attractiveness (14%)36
Tax burden index in cantonal comparison · Kt. Ø 36
Demand (VR) (16%)59
Low vacancy rate = high demand · Kt. Ø 47
Population Dynamics (13%)29
5-year residential population growth · Kt. Ø 63
Infrastructure (13%)84
Municipality size and multi-family share · Kt. Ø 42
Future / Construction Activity (13%)49
Active building projects per capita · Kt. Ø 66
Transport & Accessibility (15%)53
Travel time & accessibility (car + public transport) · Kt. Ø 51
AI AnalysisClaude Haiku
Murten is a well-maintained small town (9,552 inhabitants) with stable Infrastructure and solid Buildings, ranking slightly above cantonal average (54 vs. 53). Demand remains weak, Population development minimal – typical for rural locations in Fribourg.
▲ Strengths
Infrastructure (84/100) and Buildings condition (74/100) are the highlights: 29.5% new construction and 56.2% renewable energy indicate modern substance. Transport connection with 33 min. to Bern is acceptable for the distance.
▼ Weaknesses
Population (29/100) and Demand (41/100) are critical: Only +2.2% growth in 5 years, floor space index at meager 1.45%, commuter share -12.5% in canton suggests outmigration. Price pressure (51/100) shows stagnation.
Investment Perspective
Murten is more suitable as a residential location for commuters than for yield-oriented investors. With stable Infrastructure and modern Buildings stock, it is defensively positioned, but weak Population dynamics limit price appreciation. Public transport connection (53 min. to Bern) is marginal for commuters, car dependency (33 min.) higher.
➡ Solid, but not dynamic – Murten is suitable for homebuyers with commuter profile and preference for quiet living, not for yield-focused investors.
AI Analysis
Confidence 90%
Trend
→
→ Stable
1-Year Forecast
56
+1 pts.
3-Year Forecast
57
+2 pts.
Influence Factors
+1 Population growth
+1 High new construction rate
+0.5 High renewable energy share
+1 Many construction projects
AI-generated · Not investment advice · Data may contain errors
AI forecast based on 6 months of history.
Transport & Accessibility
53
Travel times to Swiss major centres
Bern20.7 km
Car 24 min.
PT 30 min.
Lausanne62.6 km
Car 55 min.
PT 65 min.
Basel75.4 km
Car 65 min.
PT 76 min.
Car Accessibility
Very high
PT Accessibility
Medium
💡 24 min. to Bern by road. Public transport to Bern good (30 min.).
Source: ARE / DETEC, National Passenger Transport Model
Key Figures
Residents
9’552
Tax index
107.3
CH=100
Cantonal value
Vacancy rate
0.7%
BFS, as of 2025
Population 5 years
+2.2%
Growth
Ownership rate
40.7%
Canton FR
Cantonal value
Price pressure index
56/100
high = expensive
Rent 3 rooms (offer)
CHF 1'430
Stock: CHF 1'190
Cantonal value
Rent 4 rooms (offer)
CHF 1'780
Stock: CHF 1'480
Cantonal value
Building zone reserve
19.2%
undeveloped zones
Cantonal value
Commuter balance
-12.5%
Residential canton
Cantonal value
AI Trend
→ Stable
Forecast 3Y: 57
Municipality type
✅ Solide
Residential buildings
2’112
Multi-family share
22%
New build
29.7%
from 2011
Avg. construction year
2004
Renewable
57.3%
Heating
Fossil
35.2%
Oil+Gas
Building projects
57
planned/under construction
Apartments
4’723
Tax Burden (Estimate)
CHF120'000
Murten
7.74%
CHF 9'291
Ct. FR-Ø
8.6%
CHF 10'260
CH Average
7.6%
CHF 9'108
Murten
7.74%
Ct. FR
8.6%
Switzerland
7.6%
Tax Progression
Based on ESTV tax burden statistics 2025. Total burden as % of gross income (excl. church tax). Actual burden may vary due to individual deductions.
Capital Gains Tax FR
Estimated tax on CHF 100,000 gain, 10-year holding period
CHF 20'680(22%)
System: Dual system
Allowance: CHF 6'000
CHF 100'000
10 Jahre
Estimated capital gains tax Ct. FR
CHF 20'680
Tax rate: 22%
Tax rate by holding period (Kt. FR)
35%
1J
35%
2J
28%
5J
22%
10J
16%
15J
16%
20J
16%
25J
Proportional/progressive; 35.2% (up to 2Y) → 16% (from 15Y) Simplified reference values – not tax advice. Cantonal tax laws may differ.
Mortgage & Financing
Canton FRReference rates Q4 2025
Condominium 4 roomsCHF 570'000
20% Equity
33% Equity
Equity
CHF 114'000
CHF 188'100
Mortgage
CHF 456'000
CHF 381'900
SARON 1.00%
CHF 380/Mt.
CHF 318/Mt.
Fix 5 J. 1.61%
CHF 612/Mt.
CHF 512/Mt.
Fix 10 J. 1.91%
CHF 726/Mt.
CHF 608/Mt.
Min. Income
CHF 99'279
CHF 85'928
Detached houseCHF 750'000
20% Equity
33% Equity
Equity
CHF 150'000
CHF 247'500
Mortgage
CHF 600'000
CHF 502'500
SARON 1.00%
CHF 500/Mt.
CHF 419/Mt.
Fix 5 J. 1.61%
CHF 805/Mt.
CHF 674/Mt.
Fix 10 J. 1.91%
CHF 955/Mt.
CHF 800/Mt.
Min. Income
CHF 130'631
CHF 113'063
Multi-family house (6–8 units)CHF 2'090'000
20% Equity
33% Equity
Equity
CHF 418'000
CHF 689'700
Mortgage
CHF 1'672'000
CHF 1'400'300
SARON 1.00%
CHF 1'393/Mt.
CHF 1'167/Mt.
Fix 5 J. 1.61%
CHF 2'243/Mt.
CHF 1'879/Mt.
Fix 10 J. 1.91%
CHF 2'661/Mt.
CHF 2'229/Mt.
Min. Income
CHF 364'024
CHF 315'069
Estimated market prices based on IAZI/Wüest transaction data 2024 (+10% market adjustment). Reference rates: Comparis/MoneyPark Q4 2025. Affordability: banking standard. Not investment advice.
The score of 55/100 combines 7 dimensions: building quality, tax burden, demand, population dynamics, infrastructure, future and transport.Murten therefore ranks 754 out of 2'131 Swiss municipalities.
How does Murten compare to Canton FR?+
Murten achieves a score of 55, the cantonal average is 54.. The municipality thus performs better than the cantonal average.
Is Murten a good location for real estate investment?+
The ImmoCensio Score is a data-based indicator, not an investment recommendation. Murten shows strengths in Infrastructure (Score 84). Investment decisions should always be made with professional advice.
What is the vacancy rate in Murten?+
The current vacancy rate is 0.7%.
Data sources: FSO STAT-TAB/stats.swiss (population, vacant dwellings), GWR (buildings), FTA/ESTV (taxes, partly cantonal level), SNB (interest rates), ARE/GeoAdmin (accessibility), IAZI/Wüest benchmarks (purchase prices, cantonal). Data as of: 20.07.2026. Percentile ranking across 2'131 municipalities.
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