Between the Fribourg Alps and its lakeshores, the canton of Fribourg blends the Gruyère, open countryside and fast-growing towns at prices that remain moderate. Market analysis and a valuation of your property in two minutes.
Value my property in Fribourg →Median price per m², flats 2026
The Fribourg market reads by region. The Sarine district and the town of Fribourg concentrate student demand and urban growth, while the Gruyère, around Bulle, is enjoying one of the fastest booms in French-speaking Switzerland. The Broye, the Glâne and the Veveyse show gentler prices that draw families and first-time buyers, while the German-speaking Sense and Lake districts gravitate towards Bern and Lake Murten.
Fribourg stays clearly more affordable than the Lake Geneva arc, which keeps pulling in buyers from outside the canton. That pressure lands on the communes with good links towards Lausanne and Bern, and leaves the valleys away from the main routes at steady levels.
The median price of a flat in the canton of Fribourg sits around CHF 6 700 per m². For a house, expect around CHF 6 700 per m². The gaps from one commune to the next remain marked.
Among the communes of a certain size, Attalens, Villars-sur-Glâne and Murten show the highest prices per m² for a flat. The details appear on each commune page.
Enter the address and the main characteristics of your property. The model places it within the price levels of its commune, then weighs the surface area, the condition, the floor and the parking. A range in two minutes, free and with no commitment.
From Envergure's aggregated market observation at commune level. Fribourg publishes no register of completed sales, so these levels describe the market as it can be observed, not an average of signed contracts.