Housing cooperative in
Zurich

Baugenossenschaft Letten

Since 1922 · 11–20 empl.·4.8(9)

The company's core activity is cooperative housing construction and the development of living space, with the aim of creating beautiful, identity-forming and community-promoting living space. The company is also committed to the community and promotes cohesion through joint activities and participation.

Gewerkschaftliche Wohn- und Baugenossenschaft GEWOBAG

Since 1943 · 51–100 empl.·4.0(21)

Gewerkschaftliche Wohn- und Baugenossenschaft GEWOBAG develops, constructs and manages cooperative housing and residential estates. It offers rental apartments, undertakes new-build and replacement development projects, and provides property management and maintenance services. The cooperative also implements sustainability measures, including energy strategies, solar and anergy solutions, and planning of communal outdoor spaces.

Genossenschaft Neubühl

Since 1929 · 21–50 empl.·4.4(13)

Genossenschaft Neubühl is a non-profit housing cooperative whose members are also users and co-owners of its housing. It manages and maintains its properties and grounds, and organises cultural events.

Wohn- und Siedlungs-Genossenschaft Zürich

Since 1945 · 11–20 empl.·4.6(9)

The core activity of the company 'Wohn- und Siedlungsgenossenschaft Zürich' is the creation and rental of practical and pleasant residential buildings at cost-effective rents.

Baugenossenschaft Schönheim

Since 1946 · 21–50 empl.·4.2(32)

The company's core activity is the management of properties, particularly the rental of apartments and the associated caretaking services. The company also offers additional services such as the administration of residential areas, the reservation of guest rooms, and support for tenants in emergency situations.

Baugenossenschaft Oberstrass

Since 1923 · 21–50 empl.·4.8(6)

The company's core activity is the management and administration of properties, particularly apartments, as well as the execution of renovations, conversions and new constructions. The company also offers services and support to tenants and is committed to solidarity and environmental sustainability. It is a cooperative led by a board of directors that represents the interests of its members.

Baugenossenschaft Glattal Zürich

Since 1943 · 51–100 empl.·4.0(8)

The company's core activity is the rental and management of residential properties, including related services such as repair management, tenant services and community spaces. The company also offers additional services such as loan facilities, direct debit procedures and e-mobility solutions.

Hilfsfonds der Familienheim-Genossenschaft Zürich

Since 1951 · 1–10 empl.·3.9(41)

Hilfsfonds der Familienheim-Genossenschaft Zürich is a foundation that provides subsidiary financial assistance to members of the Familienheim-Genossenschaft Zürich who face financial hardship. It is funded by an annual contribution equal to 0.5% of net rental income and by donations, and can cover items such as uncovered medical and dental costs, education expenses, recuperation stays, special costs for children and professional counselling; applications are submitted via FGZ social counselling and decided by the foundation board.

Baugenossenschaft mehr als wohnen

Since 2008 · 21–50 empl.·4.7(3)

The company's core activity is the management and administration of an area, particularly the 2000-Watt area, which includes residential, commercial and cultural spaces. The company also offers services such as guest house, seminar rooms, music rooms, gallery and reception. It researches and develops innovative projects in the field of sustainable resource use and promotes community and solidarity among its members.

Baugenossenschaft Linth-Escher

Since 1937 · 21–50 empl.·3.9(12)

The core activity of Baugenossenschaft Linth-Escher is the management and development of residential properties, in particular the administration and rental of apartments and houses, as well as the planning and execution of construction projects and renovations in the field of residential construction.

Baugenossenschaft Waidmatt

Since 1943 · 21–50 empl.·4.4(27)

Baugenossenschaft Waidmatt provides affordable, good-quality housing and manages, maintains and renovates residential properties. The cooperative offers apartments ranging from 1.5 to 5.5 rooms, operates housing estates and community rooms, and provides tenant services; tenants hold cooperative shares and may participate in the general assembly.

VITASANA Baugenossenschaft

Since 1944 · 21–50 empl.·4.8(16)

The core activity of VITASANA Baugenossenschaft is the rental and management of apartments in various settlements in Zurich, particularly in the settlements of Wallisellenstrasse, Burriweg, Kronwiesen, Luegisland and Wiesenstrasse. The company provides its shareholders and tenants with affordable housing options and offers a permanent home.

Baugenossenschaft "Im Gut"

Since 1946 · 11–20 empl.·4.8(12)

The company's core activity is the management and administration of residential properties, particularly the creation and maintenance of affordable housing for various segments of the population, such as families, people with disabilities and the elderly. This also includes the maintenance and upkeep of the properties, as well as promoting harmonious coexistence among tenants.

Baugenossenschaft Brunnenhof Zürich

Since 1944 · 21–50 empl.·4.1(33)

The company's core activity is the management and administration of residential space within a cooperative framework, particularly the provision of affordable housing for young people, families and seniors, as well as the promotion of social coexistence and community among residents.

Baugenossenschaft Freiblick Zürich

Since 1927 · 21–50 empl.·4.5(16)

The core activity of Baugenossenschaft Freiblick is the management and administration of residential properties, particularly the rental of apartments and the care of settlements and senior living communities. The company also offers various services and facilities for its tenants, such as community rooms, playgrounds, courtyards, co-working spaces, and social projects.

Genossenschaft Karthago

Since 1992 · 1–10 empl.·4.7(15)

The core activity of the company 'Genossenschaft Karthago' is the management and rental of residential space in the form of shared living communities, particularly in a large household with a shared kitchen and dining hall. The company does not offer apartments for rent, but only rooms in shared living communities that form, renew and finance themselves independently. The cooperative pursues a non-profit housing policy and removes the acquired residential space from real estate speculation.

Baugenossenschaft Rotach Zürich

Since 1924 · 21–50 empl.·5.0(5)

Baugenossenschaft Rotach Zürich is a non-profit housing cooperative that builds and rents affordable homes. It maintains and renovates its properties and supports community life among its residents.

Allgemeine Baugenossenschaft Zürich (ABZ)

Since 1918 · 101–500 empl.·5.0(1)

Allgemeine Baugenossenschaft Zürich (ABZ) is a non‑profit housing cooperative that develops and manages residential settlements, provides rental apartments at cost‑based rents, and supports community life and sustainability in its neighbourhoods.

Eisenbahner-Baugenossenschaft Zürich-Altstetten

Since 1922 · 1–10 empl.·4.9(11)

The company's core activity is the management and rental of apartments, particularly within the framework of a building cooperative.

Evangelischer Frauenbund Zürich

Since 2013 · 11–20 empl.·4.7(7)

The core activity of the company 'Evangelischer Frauenbund Zürich' (efz) encompasses the provision of social services, particularly for women and children. This includes: The operation of a children's home and a daycare center (Kita); The provision of social and legal counseling for women; The rental of residential and commercial spaces in a non-profit settlement; The support of women in difficult life situations; The promotion of education and training for children and young people. The efz is a non-profit association that advocates for the concerns and rights of women and children and has been active for over 135 years.

Baugenossenschaft Zentralstrasse

Since 1919 · 11–20 empl.·4.1(15)

The company's core activity is the management and rental of residential space, as it is a building cooperative that offers specific opening hours for customer contact and appointment scheduling.

Gemeinnützige Bau- und Mietergenossenschaft Zürich

Since 1924 · 21–50 empl.·3.9(15)

The core activity of GBMZ is the management and maintenance of residential estates, including the provision of services such as caretaking and cleaning, as well as the administration of cooperative affairs.

Baugenossenschaft Schönau

Since 1948 · 1–10 empl.·4.7(16)

Baugenossenschaft Schönau is a housing cooperative that provides and manages contemporary, affordable apartments for its members, with an emphasis on family housing. The cooperative administers rentals and property management, operates an office and governing bodies, and offers tenant services such as repair reporting.

Baugenossenschaft Sonnengarten

Since 1944 · 21–50 empl.·3.9(20)

The company's core activity is the management and administration of residential properties, in particular the rental and management of apartments and settlements, as well as the planning and implementation of construction projects.

Habitat 8000 AG

Since 1991 · 11–20 empl.·3.8(28)

Habitat 8000 AG is a non-profit housing company that promotes affordable housing and works to prevent speculation in the property market. It acquires, develops and manages properties, and renews its portfolio with the aim of keeping housing affordable over the long term.

Baugenossenschaft GISA

Since 1946 · 21–50 empl.·3.8(8)

Baugenossenschaft GISA is a non-profit building and housing cooperative that is politically and religiously neutral. It provides healthy, affordable housing for people from different population groups and promotes community life; it also offers shared spaces and a loan fund.

Baugenossenschaft Wiedikon

Since 1921 · 1–10 empl.

Baugenossenschaft Wiedikon is a housing cooperative that manages residential properties and oversees housing estates. It organizes community activities, rents community rooms, handles maintenance requests, manages building and renovation projects, and operates photovoltaic systems for on-site energy production.

Baugenossenschaft St. Jakob, Zürich

Since 1922 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of Baugenossenschaft St. Jakob, Zurich, consists of managing and administering residential properties, particularly renting affordable and market-oriented apartments to its members, as well as maintaining and building new apartments in the city districts of Zurich.

Baugenossenschaft Denzlerstrasse

Since 1923 · 11–20 empl.·4.9(7)

The core activity of BDZ – Baugenossenschaft Denzlerstrasse Zürich is the management and rental of apartments, particularly within the framework of a self-supporting building cooperative.

Gemeinnützige Baugenossenschaft Riesbach

Since 1925 · 1–10 empl.

The core activity of Baugenossenschaft Riesbach is the management and rental of apartments, particularly at Bleulerstrasse 3-9 in Zurich. The company promotes a sense of community among its residents and offers a community garden.

Gemeinnützige Baugenossenschaft Zürich 2 (GBZ2)

Since 1926 · 11–20 empl.

Gemeinnützige Baugenossenschaft Zürich 2 is a non-profit housing cooperative that manages properties and offers residential units for rent. The website provides information on properties, rentals, registration and internal services for members and applicants.

Baugenossenschaft Kyburg

Since 1926 · 1–10 empl.

Baugenossenschaft Kyburg is a nonprofit housing cooperative that provides affordable housing to its members and rents out apartments. It maintains its properties and takes a fair and affordable rent structure into account.

KOLPINGHAUS-VEREIN ZUERICH (KHVZ)

Since 1928 · 21–50 empl.

The core activity of Kolping Zürich encompasses several aspects: The building cooperative Kolping is active in the field of residential construction and property management, particularly in the maintenance and renovation of existing residential buildings. The Kolpingfamilie St. Peter und Paul association is engaged in promoting parish life, networking with other Kolping families, development aid, and organizing events and activities for its members. The Kolpingchor Zürich choir is a music association that regularly performs concerts and appearances. Overall, the core activity of the company can be described as a combination of social, cultural, and housing-related activities aimed at promoting community and social cohesion.

Gemeinnützige Baugenossenschaft Zürich 7 (GBZ 7)

Since 1929 · 1–10 empl.

The core activity of GBZ7 is the rental of residential space in Zurich, particularly in the 18 residential buildings of the Gemeinnützige Baugenossenschaft Zürich 7.

bonlieu Genossenschaft für Wohnen und Kultur

Since 1934 · 1–10 empl.

bonlieu Genossenschaft für Wohnen und Kultur owns and manages properties, providing low-cost housing and spaces for cultural production and presentation. The cooperative rents event halls and commercial premises, makes rooms available free of charge to selected cultural and political organizations, and leases the Café Boy restaurant.

Baugenossenschaft Luegisland Zürich

Since 1943 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of Baugenossenschaft Luegisland Zürich (BGL) is to provide affordable and self-sustaining housing for its members, with the goal of realizing secure and communal living forms for different generations.

Baugenossenschaft Frohheim Zürich (BGF)

Since 1943 · 21–50 empl.

The company's core activity is the management and rental of residential properties, particularly in the form of a cooperative, with a focus on sustainable and social development.

Genossenschaft der Baufreunde

Since 1944 · 11–20 empl.

The core activity of the company 'Genossenschaft Baufreunde' is the provision of high-quality and affordable housing to its members, with the aim of permanently removing them from speculation.