Up to 10 km from the centre, newest first.
Open waitlists in Bern
See allMany flats only go to people on the waitlist. If it is open, sign up straight away.
Listings are often online for only a few hours.
New-build projects in Bern
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Cooperatives in Bern
In Bern, our directory lists 90 non-profit housing providers. 3 housing providers are currently taking waitlist sign-ups. 2 new-build projects by non-profit providers are being planned or let.
Bern is in the canton of Bern. 319 non-profit housing providers are listed there, 5 of them with an open waitlist.
Nearby (canton of Bern), 2 more providers have an open waitlist. See which ones with Basis on Waitlists.
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Frequently asked questions
How many non-profit housing providers are there in Bern?
Our directory lists 90 non-profit housing providers based in Bern.
Are there any cooperative flats available in Bern right now?
We detect new listings in Bern continuously (search every 15 minutes across Switzerland). Listings are often online for only a few hours; with the alert you hear about it immediately by e-mail.
Which providers in Bern have an open waitlist?
Right now 3 providers in Bern are taking sign-ups. With Basis you see which ones, with the sign-up links and an alert whenever a waitlist opens.
Which new-build projects by cooperatives are there in Bern?
SÄGET Jegenstorf (REGIO Wohnbau AG), Vivida Rubigen (REGIO Wohnbau AG). Details and application start dates on the new-builds page.
How to get a cooperative flat
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