Dielsdorf Dielsdorf in Canton ZH achieves an ImmoCensio overall score of 65/100 and thus ranks above average (15 points above the Swiss average of 50). The municipality ranks 191 of 2'131 analysed Swiss municipalities. (15 points above the Swiss average of 50). The municipality ranks 191 out of 2'131 analysed Swiss municipalities.
The greatest strength is in Population Dynamics (Score 92), while Building Quality (Score 24) shows the weakest profile. Population is growing strongly at 12.7% over 5 years. The vacancy rate of 0.54% indicates healthy demand.
New construction rate, renewable energy, construction year · Kt. Ø 42
Tax Attractiveness (14%)65
Tax burden index in cantonal comparison · Kt. Ø 65
Demand (VR) (16%)67
Low vacancy rate = high demand · Kt. Ø 61
Population Dynamics (13%)92
5-year residential population growth · Kt. Ø 54
Infrastructure (13%)91
Municipality size and multi-family share · Kt. Ø 70
Future / Construction Activity (13%)42
Active building projects per capita · Kt. Ø 34
Transport & Accessibility (15%)83
Travel time & accessibility (car + public transport) · Kt. Ø 74
AI AnalysisClaude Haiku
Dielsdorf is an attractive municipality in the Zurich Unterland with a score of 71/100 (rank 67/2142) and convinces through strong Population and Infrastructure data as well as low taxes. Building quality is weak, however, and Future prospects are moderate – typical for mature suburban municipalities with high development pressure.
▲ Strengths
Population (92/100) with +12.7% growth over 5 years indicates strong Demand; Tax (90/100) and Demand (90/100) are top in the canton – Dielsdorf is highly attractive as a residential location for commuters. Infrastructure (91/100) and Transport (83/100) with 22 minutes to Zurich city center and vehicle accessibility of 12'655 provide good connectivity.
▼ Weaknesses
Buildings (20/100) is critical: average construction year 1968, only 20.9% new construction, 65.8% fossil-heated – considerable renovation potential and energy risk. Future (35/100) signals limited development reserves; LWZ 0.56% is moderate, densification difficult.
Investment Perspective
Return opportunities lie in existing stock upgrades and energy renovation rather than new construction. Price pressure (90/100) and Population dynamics (+12.7%) speak in favor of stable lettings and price stability, but not for appreciation. Target group: commuters with higher budgets (median income CHF 59'200 in the canton).
➡ Solid residential location for conservative investors, but as an investment object only attractive if renovation potential is realized – otherwise more of a buy-and-hold than a development play.
AI Analysis
Confidence 78%
Trend
→
→ Stable
1-Year Forecast
66
+1 pts.
3-Year Forecast
66
+1 pts.
Weakness: Building quality
Influence Factors
+2 Strong population growth
+1 High new construction rate
-0.5 High fossil share (renovation risk)
+1 Many construction projects
AI-generated · Not investment advice · Data may contain errors
AI forecast based on 6 months of history.
Transport & Accessibility
83
Travel times to Swiss major centres
Zürich12.7 km
Car 18 min.
PT 23 min.
Luzern48.5 km
Car 44 min.
PT 53 min.
Basel65.7 km
Car 57 min.
PT 68 min.
Car Accessibility
Very high
PT Accessibility
Very high
💡 18 min. to Zürich by road. Public transport to Zürich good (23 min.).
Source: ARE / DETEC, National Passenger Transport Model
Key Figures
Residents
6’725
Tax index
97
CH=100
Cantonal value
Vacancy rate
0.54%
BFS, as of 2025
Population 5 years
+12.7%
Growth
Ownership rate
29.7%
Canton ZH
Cantonal value
Price pressure index
78/100
high = expensive
Rent 3 rooms (offer)
CHF 2'020
Stock: CHF 1'680
Cantonal value
Rent 4 rooms (offer)
CHF 2'620
Stock: CHF 2'180
Cantonal value
Building zone reserve
8.2%
undeveloped zones
Cantonal value
Commuter balance
+12.4%
Job magnet
Cantonal value
AI Trend
→ Stable
Forecast 3Y: 66
Municipality type
✅ Solide
Residential buildings
846
Multi-family share
37%
New build
20.9%
from 2011
Avg. construction year
1968
Renewable
16.2%
Heating
Fossil
61.9%
Oil+Gas
Building projects
34
planned/under construction
Apartments
3’100
Tax Burden (Estimate)
CHF120'000
Dielsdorf
5.83%
CHF 6'991
Ct. ZH-Ø
5.9%
CHF 7'020
CH Average
7.6%
CHF 9'108
Dielsdorf
5.83%
Ct. ZH
5.9%
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 ZH
Estimated tax on CHF 100,000 gain, 10-year holding period
CHF 20'900(22%)
System: Monistic
Allowance: CHF 5'000
CHF 100'000
10 Jahre
Estimated capital gains tax Ct. ZH
CHF 20'900
Tax rate: 22%
Tax rate by holding period (Kt. ZH)
40%
1J
35%
2J
30%
3J
28%
5J
24%
7J
22%
10J
18%
15J
15%
20J
15%
25J
Levied by municipality; municipal share varies Simplified reference values – not tax advice. Cantonal tax laws may differ.
Mortgage & Financing
Canton ZHReference rates Q4 2025
Condominium 4 roomsCHF 1'080'000
20% Equity
33% Equity
Equity
CHF 216'000
CHF 356'400
Mortgage
CHF 864'000
CHF 723'600
SARON 1.00%
CHF 720/Mt.
CHF 603/Mt.
Fix 5 J. 1.61%
CHF 1'159/Mt.
CHF 971/Mt.
Fix 10 J. 1.91%
CHF 1'375/Mt.
CHF 1'152/Mt.
Min. Income
CHF 188'108
CHF 162'811
Detached houseCHF 1'600'000
20% Equity
33% Equity
Equity
CHF 320'000
CHF 528'000
Mortgage
CHF 1'280'000
CHF 1'072'000
SARON 1.00%
CHF 1'067/Mt.
CHF 893/Mt.
Fix 5 J. 1.61%
CHF 1'717/Mt.
CHF 1'438/Mt.
Fix 10 J. 1.91%
CHF 2'037/Mt.
CHF 1'706/Mt.
Min. Income
CHF 278'679
CHF 241'201
Multi-family house (6–8 units)CHF 4'620'000
20% Equity
33% Equity
Equity
CHF 924'000
CHF 1'524'600
Mortgage
CHF 3'696'000
CHF 3'095'400
SARON 1.00%
CHF 3'080/Mt.
CHF 2'580/Mt.
Fix 5 J. 1.61%
CHF 4'959/Mt.
CHF 4'153/Mt.
Fix 10 J. 1.91%
CHF 5'883/Mt.
CHF 4'927/Mt.
Min. Income
CHF 804'685
CHF 696'468
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.
What does the ImmoCensio Score mean for Dielsdorf?+
The score of 65/100 combines 7 dimensions: building quality, tax burden, demand, population dynamics, infrastructure, future and transport.Dielsdorf therefore ranks 191 out of 2'131 Swiss municipalities.
How does Dielsdorf compare to Canton ZH?+
Dielsdorf achieves a score of 65, the cantonal average is 57.. The municipality thus performs better than the cantonal average.
Is Dielsdorf a good location for real estate investment?+
The ImmoCensio Score is a data-based indicator, not an investment recommendation. Dielsdorf shows strengths in Population Dynamics (Score 92). Investment decisions should always be made with professional advice.
What is the vacancy rate in Dielsdorf?+
The current vacancy rate is 0.54%.
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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