Le Landeron

Apartment sale prices here (6’803 per m²) sit above the canton of Neuchâtel (5’572 per m²).

Apartment rents here (258 per m² and year) sit above the canton of Neuchâtel (210 per m² and year).

Apartment sale prices here (6’803 per m²) sit below Switzerland (7’600 per m²).

Apartment rents here (258 per m² and year) sit below Switzerland (301 per m² and year).

Of 22 municipalities, Le Locle is cheapest for apartments (3’607 per m²) and Neuchâtel priciest (8’442 per m²).

Median: CHF 578’265 · Asking price per m²: CHF 6’803/m²

80% of asking prices fall between CHF 272’901 and CHF 1’065’226.

Median: CHF 1’827 · Asking rent per m² and year: CHF 258/m²/yr

80% of asking rents fall between CHF 862 and CHF 3’365 a month.

Median: CHF 1’136’596 · Asking price per m²: CHF 6’440/m²

80% of asking prices fall between CHF 568’298 and CHF 2’384’623.

Median: CHF 3’036 · Asking rent per m² and year: CHF 206/m²/yr

80% of asking rents fall between CHF 1’518 and CHF 6’369 a month.

Asking-price snapshots per municipality, refreshed daily. Low-sample figures may be modeled, and small communes may mirror regional levels. Not a parcel valuation.

The gross yield divides the annual asking rent per m² by the asking sale price per m² of the same snapshot.

Rent per m² is francs per m² and year; sale per m² is francs per m² outright. Medians and room figures are whole-unit amounts: francs per month for rent, francs for sale.

valoo tracks asking rents and sale prices in Le Landeron: apartment and house medians, price per square meter, room breakdowns, listing counts and the implied gross rental yield. Parcel-level sale prices open on the valoo map.