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Apartments & Houses for sale in Malters

Apartments & Houses for sale in Malters

Property market in Malters

The vacancy rate is 0.19%, 73% below the cantonal average (0.70 %). The municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) is 195% (2026), 9% above the average of the canton's municipalities (178.7 %). A single person without children on a gross wage of CHF 100'000 pays CHF 11'520 a year in canton, municipality and personal tax (tax year 2026, without church, federal and wealth tax). On the mean of the municipalities weighted by residents it is CHF 10'969 in the canton and CHF 12'251 in Switzerland. Median taxable income of all taxpayers is CHF 50'600 (tax period 2022). Malters has 7'930 residents (2025).

Sources: Swiss Federal Statistical Office (FSO), Swiss Federal Tax Administration (FTA).

Frequently asked questions

How many apartments & houses are available to buy in Malters?

4 apartments & houses are currently listed to buy in Malters on Homematch. The selection updates throughout the day as agencies publish new listings.

What are asking prices in Malters?

Flats and houses in Malters are offered for sale at a median of CHF 9'912 per m² of living space, the middle half between CHF 9'023 and CHF 9'956 (9 listings, as of 9 Nov 2026). These are asking prices from listings on Swiss portals, not prices paid and not a valuation.

Which canton is Malters in?

Malters is located in the canton of Lucerne.

What is the population of Malters?

Malters has approximately 7'930 residents.

What is the municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) in Malters?

The municipal tax multiplier (Steuerfuss) in Malters is 195% of the cantonal base tax (tax year 2026). Note: this is a multiplier of the cantonal income tax, not an effective tax rate, and it can only be compared within the same canton.

How much income tax is paid in Malters?

A single person without children on a gross wage of CHF 100'000 pays CHF 11'520 a year in canton, municipality and personal tax in Malters (tax year 2026, without church, federal and wealth tax). The amount holds for exactly this household and income and, unlike the tax multiplier, compares across cantons.