Laufen is a municipality in the canton of Basel-Landschaft in Switzerland and is known for its idyllic location on the edge of the canton of Basel-Stadt.
1. Location and Accessibility Geographic Location: Laufen is located in the western part of Switzerland, in the canton of Basel-Landschaft, and borders the French Jura. The region is both close to nature and well connected.
Transport connections: The municipality is well connected in terms of transport. It can be reached from Basel by S-Bahn in about 20-30 minutes. There are also good road connections, and the region benefits from its proximity to the metropolis of Basel as well as international transport links (Basel-Mulhouse Airport).
2. Economy and Infrastructure Economy: The region around Laufen is predominantly rural, but there is a good mix of agricultural businesses and smaller companies. Proximity to Basel also offers opportunities for commuters to urban job markets.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is well developed with schools, shopping facilities, medical facilities, and sports opportunities. The region also promotes local entrepreneurship, thus offering potential for economic growth.
3. Population and Demographic Development Population Structure: Laufen has a moderate population and is growing slowly. It is an attractive residential area for families and commuters who want to combine quiet living in nature with proximity to the city.
Future Perspectives: Laufen has seen a slight population increase in recent years, which can be attributed to the high quality of life and good accessibility to the major city of Basel.
4. Building Land Potential and Development Availability of Building Land: Laufen still offers undeveloped land that can be used for the creation of residential or mixed-use zones. The region is suitable for modern new buildings as well as sustainable construction projects.
Zoning: Depending on the location of the building land, it is important to check the specific zoning regulations to ensure that the land can be used for the intended purpose (e.g., residential or commercial area).
Expansion Plans: There are ongoing plans to create new residential areas and infrastructure improvements that could increase the future potential for building land developments.
5. Natural Environment and Quality of Life Nature and Recreation: Laufen and the surrounding area offer numerous recreational opportunities, from hiking in the Jura to cycling along nature trails. The region is known for its high quality of life, especially for families and nature lovers. Environmental Awareness: The region focuses on sustainability and the preservation of natural resources, which should be considered in construction projects and the development of building land.
6. Tax and Legal Aspects Tax Framework Conditions: The canton of Basel-Landschaft has moderate tax rates compared to some other regions of Switzerland. This can be an attractive argument for potential buyers of building land or investors.
Building and Planning Law: To ensure that the building land meets the desired goals, it is important to familiarize oneself with the local building regulations and approval processes. Laufen has a well-structured building system that provides transparent guidelines for developments.
7. Real Estate Market and Demand Market Situation: The real estate market in Laufen is stable and grows moderately, making it a good choice for long-term investments. There is both a demand for rental properties and for ownership, especially for families and commuters.
Value Development: Proximity to Basel and the high quality of life in Laufen have the potential to increase the value of real estate in the long term.
8. Social Environment Community Life: Laufen is known for its high quality of life and strong sense of community. There are numerous social, cultural, and sports activities that enrich life in the region.
9. Building Potentials and Possible Projects Planned Developments: Laufen plans to further improve infrastructure, especially in the area of public transport, development of new building areas, and modernization of existing residential complexes. Sustainability: In the development of new residential or commercial areas, increasing value is placed on sustainable construction methods and the use of renewable energies.
**10. Floor Area Ratio (FAR) Art. 20 ZRS The applicable W2b area according to the land register extract is 2345 m2. The permissible usable area is therefore 1289.75 m2 including the usage bonus for Minergie-P.
Conclusion: Laufen offers excellent opportunities for developments "STWEG" due to its proximity to Basel, attractive quality of life, and natural location.
Investors and builders can benefit from the stable market situation and the planned development projects.
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