Population
43’923
3.6% growth over the last 5 years
Rank 332 of 335 in the canton · Higher than 331 municipalities
Source: Bundesamt für Statistik
Municipality
Köniz is a municipality in Canton Bern (BE), Switzerland.
Population
Population
43’923
3.6% growth over the last 5 years
Rank 332 of 335 in the canton · Higher than 331 municipalities
Source: Bundesamt für Statistik
Foreign population
21.6%
8.7% growth over the last 5 years
Rank 294 of 335 in the canton · Higher than 293 municipalities
Source: Bundesamt für Statistik
Demographics
Tax rate
158%
6.0% growth over the last 5 years
Rank 66 of 334 in the canton · Higher than 65 municipalities
Source: Eidgenössische Steuerverwaltung ESTV
Empty apartment rate
0.3%
15.0% decline over the last 5 years
Rank 73 of 334 in the canton · Higher than 72 municipalities
Source: Bundesamt für Statistik BFS
Köniz (Wabern) CH
Rental residential project in Wabern comprising 14 apartments in a new building. Apartments have covered, south-facing balconies or terraces; 4.5-room apartments include a separate room with a private bathroom and its own entrance from the stairwell.
This project consists of 154 affordable rental apartments, featuring configurations from 1.5 to 5.5 rooms across multiple buildings. It operates as a certified 2000-Watt area with extensive photovoltaic installations, promoting community living through shared outdoor spaces and amenities like hobby rooms, workshops, and on-site schools. Each apartment includes a dedicated laundry setup, modern kitchen and bathroom appliances, and thick walls for improved insulation.
Köniz (Niederwangen b. Bern)
Papillonallee 119a CH
Residential complex consisting of 240 rental apartments featuring layouts from 2.5 to 4.5 rooms, with sizes ranging from 60 to 120 m². The project includes amenities such as individual cellars for each apartment, 14 car parking spaces, and motorcycle parking, alongside green spaces integrated within and around the complex. It has achieved 2000-Watt Area certification and is recognized as a Plus Energy neighborhood, producing more energy than it consumes.