Real estate for sale in Solothurn - your estate agent between Basel, Bern and Aargau
The canton of Solothurn connects three economic areas and offers real estate owners attractive sales opportunities. With prices per square meter starting at CHF 6,500, rising demand from newcomers from Basel and Bern and a generational change in the home ownership market, now is a good time to sell your property.
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Three economic areas, one canton - your sales strategy must reflect this
«Between the southern foot of the Jura and the Central Plateau, between Basel and Bern - the canton of Solothurn offers buyers affordable residential property in a central location. We know every district and know which buyer profiles tick differently in Dornach than in Olten or Oensingen.»
The canton of Solothurn extends over ten districts and is economically oriented towards three centers: Basel (Schwarzbubenland), Bern (upper part of the canton) and Aarau/Olten (lower part of the canton). This tripartite division makes the real estate market particularly diverse - and requires a marketing strategy that appeals to all three buyer pools.
At Immoanker, we don't sell your property on hope, but with a clear plan: data-based market analysis, high-quality staging and a proactive approach to buyers - in all ten districts of the canton of Solothurn.
The Solothurn real estate market 2025/26
Verified market data - up-to-date and at a glance.
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Sources: Federal Statistical Office (FSO) - Neho Square Meter Price Index 2025 - RealAdvisor Market Report 2025 - IAZI Swiss Property Benchmark
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We achieve better results than traditional brokers in the canton of Solothurn.
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Professional photography, drone shots, moderated video tours and home staging - at the level that the Solothurn market expects.
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Professional real estate valuation in the canton of Solothurn - based on current market data and IAZI standards.
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All relevant platforms plus targeted social media targeting for the Solothurn region.
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From Dornach to Olten to Gäu - we know every district, its buyer profiles and the local price dynamics between three economic areas.
6 steps to the optimum sales result
Our tried and tested process ensures that nothing is left to chance - specially tailored to the Solothurn premium market.
Free evaluation
We value your property or real estate on site - precisely, bank-approved and without obligation.
Revaluation analysis
Together we identify potentials that can increase the sales price.
Professional preparation
Photography, moderated video tour, 3D tour and home staging - your property becomes irresistible.
Strategic marketing
Multi-channel placement on ImmoScout24, Homegate, social media + our Solothurn buyer database with over 15,000 search profiles.
Viewings & negotiation
We take care of all viewings and negotiate for your best result.
Successful conclusion
Notary appointment, handing over the keys - we accompany you until the last step.
Step 1 starts with a free on-site assessment
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From Dornach to Olten, from Grenchen to Gäu - our Solothurn estate agents know every district and its special features.
Olten & Gösgen
House for sale in Olten, Trimbach, Wangen bei Olten, Dulliken, Schönenwerd and Niedergösgen - transportation hub of Switzerland with less than 30 minutes to Zurich, Basel and Bern.
City of Solothurn & Wasseramt
Property for sale in Solothurn, Zuchwil, Biberist, Derendingen, Luterbach, Bellach and Langendorf - baroque town with growing demand from commuters to Bern and Zurich.
Gäu & Thal
Single-family homes for sale in Oensingen, Egerkingen, Oberbuchsiten, Hägendorf and Balsthal - logistics hub on the A1 with favorable residential locations and many jobs.
Grenchen & Lebern
Apartment for sale in Grenchen, Lengnau, Bettlach and Selzach - watchmaking town at the southern foot of the Jura with attractive prices and good connections to Biel and Solothurn.
Dorneck & Thierstein
Apartment for sale in Dornach, Hofstetten-Flüh, Breitenbach, Nunningen and Rodersdorf - Basel market dynamics with Solothurn tax rates, 12 minutes by train to Basel city center.
Bucheggberg & rural
Condominium for sale in Buchegg, Messen and Lüterswil-Gächliwil - spacious properties in a quiet location close to Solothurn and Bern.
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Request checklistQuestions about selling real estate in the canton of Solothurn
What does it cost to sell a property in the canton of Solothurn?
The cost of selling a property in the canton of Solothurn is made up of several components. The estate agent's commission is usually between 2 and 3 percent of the sales price. In the canton of Solothurn, a transfer tax of 2.2 percent of the purchase price is levied - this is borne by the buyer and has been completely waived for owner-occupied properties (since 2011). A reduced rate of 1.1 percent applies to purchases between spouses or by descendants. Sellers are subject to property gains tax, which is levied on the profit made and decreases depending on the holding period. There are also notary fees and, if applicable, the deletion of existing mortgages. Immoanker advises you transparently on all costs incurred - before you decide to sell.
How long does it take to sell a property in the canton of Solothurn?
The sales period depends on the location, property type and pricing strategy. In sought-after locations in Solothurn - such as Dornach, the city of Solothurn or Olten - a property can be sold within a few weeks. In more rural districts such as Thal or Bucheggberg, it can take 2 to 4 months. On average, our clients achieve a successful sale in 18 days. The right pricing strategy from the outset is crucial: Properties that are priced too high remain on the market for much longer and lose their appeal. A well-founded property valuation forms the basis for the optimum sales price.
Is now a good time to sell in the canton of Solothurn?
The Solothurn real estate market is stable and growing in 2025/26. Prices for single-family homes have risen by 4.8 percent in the last 12 months, which is above the national average of 1.2 percent. The market is being driven by a generational shift: Older owners are selling their single-family homes, while families and commuters from Basel, Bern and Aargau are increasingly looking in the canton of Solothurn. Lower mortgage interest rates and falling inflation are also supporting demand. A professional real estate valuation will give you clarity about the current market value and the best sales strategy.
Why use a real estate agent in Solothurn instead of selling privately?
A professional real estate agent in Solothurn offers three decisive advantages: firstly, realistic, market-based pricing that neither deters potential buyers nor wastes money. Secondly, strategic marketing with professional photography, video and a targeted approach to buyers in all three catchment areas (Basel, Bern, Aargau) - it has been proven that professionally marketed properties sell faster and at higher prices. And thirdly, the conduct of negotiations: experienced estate agents achieve on average 3 to 5 percent better results than private sellers. Local expertise is particularly important in the canton of Solothurn with its widely varying district prices.
What documents do I need to sell real estate in the canton of Solothurn?
To sell a property in the canton of Solothurn, you will generally need: the current extract from the land register, the official site plan, proof of building insurance, floor plans and, in the case of condominiums, the regulations and the most recent accounts of the condominium owners' association. Depending on the property, further documents may be required - such as an energy performance certificate (GEAK) or building permits. For properties in Schwarzbubenland (Dorneck and Thierstein districts), it is also advisable to clarify the tax jurisdiction, as this region is economically oriented towards Basel. Immoanker supports you in compiling all documents and checks that they are complete before marketing begins.
What makes Immoanker different from other real estate agents in Solothurn?
Immoanker combines local market knowledge with a marketing strategy that goes beyond the classic advertisement. Each property receives professional photography, true-to-scale floor plans, a 3D tour and targeted social media targeting. A decisive advantage in the canton of Solothurn: our three-region marketing appeals to buyers in all three catchment areas (Basel, Bern, Aargau) at the same time - while local estate agents often only serve a sub-market. With over 23 years of experience in the Swiss market, we know the special features of each Solothurn district. The result: on average 5 to 12 percent above the private sales price with a sales period of just 18 days.
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Selling property in Solothurn - successfully and professionally with Immoanker
As an experienced Real estate agents in the canton of Solothurn Immoanker accompanies owners from the initial valuation to the notarized closing. With over 23 years of experience in Swiss real estate market we know the special features of every Solothurn district - from the baroque city of Solothurn to the transportation hub of Olten and the Schwarzbubenland with its Basel market dynamics. As Real estate company With a data-based approach, we adapt our sales strategy to the respective property and its target group.
A central component of our process is the professional Real estate valuation in the canton of Solothurn. A well-founded real estate appraisal forms the basis for a Realistic pricing - In the canton of Solothurn, with its widely varying district prices, local expertise is essential. Our on-site analysis achieves a Accuracy of 95 percent and takes into account current transaction data, location quality and property-specific features. The median price for a detached house in the canton of Solothurn is around CHF 927,000.
What Immoanker calls Real estate agent in Solothurn from traditional providers is the Targeted three-region marketingWe appeal to buyers in all three catchment areas (Basel, Bern, Aargau) at the same time - with professional photography, true-to-scale floor plans, 3D tours and targeted social media campaigns. In Schwarzbubenland, sellers benefit from the demand from buyers in Basel and attractive tax rates in Solothurn. The Transfer tax in the canton of Solothurn is 2.2 percent - but does not apply in full to owner-occupied properties (since 2011).
Regardless of whether you need a Apartment for sale in Solothurn, whether you want to sell a detached house in Dornach or a property in Grenchen - we manage real estate in all districts of the canton: City of Solothurn, Wasseramt, Lebern, Bucheggberg, Dorneck, Thierstein, Thal, Gäu, Olten and Gösgen. Our aim is not only to sell your property, but to achieve the best possible price on the market.
Frequently asked questions about selling real estate in the canton of Solothurn
How high are real estate prices currently in the canton of Solothurn?
The average price per square meter in the canton of Solothurn in 2025 is CHF 6,511. However, prices vary greatly depending on the district: in Dornach and Gempen near Basel, prices of over CHF 9,000 per square meter are achieved, while in Olten, Gäu or Thal, prices of between CHF 4,500 and CHF 6,500 per square meter are common. The median price for a detached house in the canton is around CHF 927,000. In the past year, house prices have risen by 4.8 percent and apartment prices by 2.0 percent. The most expensive municipalities - Dornach, Gempen, Feldbrunnen and Witterswil - are all benefiting from the demand from buyers in Basel and attractive tax rates in Solothurn.
What advantages does the canton of Solothurn offer real estate sellers?
The canton of Solothurn offers real estate sellers three key advantages. Firstly, the location between three economic areas: Schwarzbubenland benefits from demand from buyers in Basel, Olten from commuter traffic to Zurich and Bern, and the city of Solothurn attracts buyers with an affinity for culture. Secondly, the generational change: older owners are selling their single-family homes, which creates an attractive offer for families - however, many homes are passed on within the family and do not even come onto the market. Thirdly, the tax benefits: The property transfer tax of 2.2 percent is completely waived for owner-occupation, which makes the canton particularly attractive for owner-occupiers and expands your buyer base. In addition, Solothurn does not levy any property tax, which lowers the long-term costs for buyers.
What taxes are payable on real estate sales in the canton of Solothurn?
Real estate sales in the canton of Solothurn are subject to property gains tax, which is levied on the profit made - the longer the holding period, the lower the tax rate. The transfer tax is 2.2 percent of the purchase price and is generally paid by the buyer. Important: If the property is occupied by the purchaser, the transfer tax has been completely waived since 2011. A reduced rate of 1.1 percent applies to purchases between spouses or by descendants. Land registry fees also apply. Compared to Basel-Stadt (3 percent), the transaction costs in Solothurn are moderate. Immoanker advises you transparently on all tax aspects of your sale.
How do I find the right real estate agent in the canton of Solothurn?
In the canton of Solothurn, choosing the right estate agent is particularly important, as the submarkets differ greatly. Look for demonstrable transaction experience in your specific district, a transparent cost structure and a success-based commission. A good estate agent in Solothurn understands the tripartite nature of the canton and can target buyers from all three catchment areas (Basel, Bern, Aargau). Ask about the marketing strategy for your location, previous results in the canton and the reach into the surrounding centers. Immoanker has over 923 completed transactions in German-speaking Switzerland and offers a free and non-binding initial consultation including a detailed market analysis.