Owning a house in Switzerland is becoming increasingly rare, according to a new analysis of the property market.
Just over a third of residents now live in houses, down from nearly 38 percent in 2010, placing Switzerland last among 40 countries studied.
Experts say high demand and rising land prices - especially in cities - are putting home ownership out of reach for many, despite strong salaries.
Surveys show the desire for outdoor space remains high, but out of reach for many families.
Bank details compromised
British digital bank Revolut has admitted handing customer information to fraudsters who impersonated a European government agency
Watch theft victim speaks out
A luxury watch dealer just across the French border from Geneva has broken his silence about a violent robbery earlier this month
Crans Montana hearings due before end of year
Jessica Moretti, who ran the Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, is now living in near-isolation in the Valais village of Lens more than eight months after the deadly New Year's Eve fire
Better news for economy
Switzerland's economy will grow 1.7% this year — nearly double the 0.9% expansion forecast in June, the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs said yesterday
Geneva budget plan unveiled
Geneva has now put figures to its austerity plan — a CHF 546 million deficit for 2027, even after CHF 247 million in cuts
Summer fires increase
Firefighters across French-speaking Switzerland tackled far more vegetation fires this summer than in any of the past five years
