Building age in Courtelary
Municipality in the canton of Bern · FSO no. 434
Building register (GWR) export of September 2026, parcel data of July 2025.
Key figures
- Parcels with a building
- 547
- 524 of them with a known construction year
- Median construction year
- 1975Canton: 1975Switzerland: 1976
- Median building age
- 51 yearsCanton: 51 yearsSwitzerland: 50 years
- Built 1960 or earlier
- 34.2%Canton: 36.6%Switzerland: 32.5%
- Built after 2000
- 25.8%Canton: 18.9%Switzerland: 23.3%
About the building stock in Courtelary
The parcel data lists 547 parcels with a building in Courtelary. For 524 of them (95.8%) the federal building register (GWR) gives a construction year, taken from the newest building on the parcel. The median construction year is 1975, so the median parcel with a building is 51 years old. 34.2% of the parcels with a known year were built in 1960 or earlier and 25.8% after 2000. The largest period is 1961-1980 with 22.1%. For comparison, the median construction year is 1975 in the canton of Bern and 1976 in Switzerland. 23 parcels with a building have no usable construction year and are left out of the shares.
Construction-year histogram
Parcels with a building by construction period, as a share of the 524 parcels with a known year. The periods are not equally long, so read the bars as shares of the stock, not as building activity per year.
- 14.7%before 1920: 14.7%, 77 parcels
- 6.3%1920-1945: 6.3%, 33 parcels
- 13.2%1946-1960: 13.2%, 69 parcels
- 22.1%1961-1980: 22.1%, 116 parcels
- 17.9%1981-2000: 17.9%, 94 parcels
- 11.1%2001-2010: 11.1%, 58 parcels
- 11.6%2011-2020: 11.6%, 61 parcels
- 3.1%2021 and later: 3.1%, 16 parcels
Building age distribution
The same parcels grouped by the age of their newest building in 2026.
- 66 years or older (built 1960 or earlier)34.2%179 parcels
- 46 to 65 years (built 1961-1980)22.1%116 parcels
- 26 to 45 years (built 1981-2000)17.9%94 parcels
- Up to 25 years (built 2001 or later)25.8%135 parcels
How to read these figures
The parcel data links every parcel to the federal building register (GWR). A parcel counts once, with the construction year of its newest building. Where the register gives only a construction period, the middle of the period is used.
The figures count parcels with a building, not individual buildings. A parcel with several buildings counts once, and a parcel without a building is not counted.
Building age is 2026 minus the construction year. Every share divides by the parcels with a known construction year.
See it on the map
roots colors every parcel by construction year, from deep red for the oldest buildings to pale cream for the newest.
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