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Municipal profile

Coat of arms of Langnau am Albis

Langnau am Albis

Canton: Zurich (ZH)

Civiora Index

Derived from official data

82/100

High index

National rank: 42 / 2’110 · Top 2% nationally

Taxes92/100
Premiums75/100
Electricity92/100
Housing62/100
PT service84/100

Confidence level: high · v1.1.0 · Civiora Index computed from official public data. Proprietary, non-official index. Understand the index

Median altitude628 m
Area8.7 km²
Postcode8135
FSO no.136
DistrictBezirk Horgen
Tax burden9.4 %Single, CHF 80’000 · 2026 less than SwitzerlandSwiss median: 13.1 %
Electricity price23.9 ct./kWhH4 · 2027 less than SwitzerlandSwiss median: 26.9 ct./kWh
Health insurance premiums570 CHF/monthAdult · 2027 less than SwitzerlandSwiss median: 599 CHF
Population8’097+2.5 % over 5 years (2020–2025) less than SwitzerlandSwiss median: +4.4 %
Vacancy rate1.06 %01.06.2026 more than SwitzerlandSwiss median: 0.83 %
Public transport stops16At least one rail stop

Taxes: tax burden by scenario

Tax burden ranking →Official

On a salary of CHF 80’000 a year, a single person in Langnau am Albis pays 9.4% of their gross income in tax, or about CHF 7’520 a year. That is CHF 2’970 less than in the median Swiss municipality.

Langnau am AlbisSwiss median
Single, CHF 80’000 approx. 7’520 CHF/year2’970 CHF/year less
9.4 %
13.1 %
Single, CHF 120’000 approx. 15’530 CHF/year5’170 CHF/year less
12.9 %
17.2 %
Married couple, CHF 120’000 approx. 11’050 CHF/year2’410 CHF/year less
9.2 %
11.2 %
Family, 2 children, CHF 150’000 approx. 11’850 CHF/year3’060 CHF/year less
7.9 %
9.9 %
Retiree, CHF 80’000 approx. 9’250 CHF/year3’740 CHF/year less
11.6 %
16.2 %
Taxes: tax burden by scenario
Langnau am AlbisSwiss median
Single, CHF 80’0009.40 %13.11 %
Single, CHF 120’00012.94 %17.25 %
Married couple, CHF 120’0009.21 %11.22 %
Family, 2 children, CHF 150’0007.90 %9.94 %
Retiree, CHF 80’00011.56 %16.23 %

2026 tax burden in % of gross income (federal, cantonal and communal taxes; earned income, no wealth, no church tax). Calculation FTA, Swiss tax calculator.

Federal Tax Administration (FTA)Tax burden 2026: Swiss tax calculator (model cases)View source

Electricity

2027 tariff ranking →Official

A typical household (profile H4, 4’500 kWh a year) in Langnau am Albis pays 23.87 ct. per kWh, or about CHF 1’070 a year. That is CHF 137 a year less than in the median Swiss municipality.

23.87 ct./kWh

less than SwitzerlandSwiss median: 26.91 ct./kWh

Tariff breakdown

Energy (the electricity itself) 11.86Grid (delivery to the meter) 7.90Levies and surcharge (public charges and levies) 4.11ct./kWh

Federal Electricity Commission (ElCom)Electricity tariffs 2027, profile H4, standard productView source

Health insurance premiums

2027 premium ranking →Derived from official data

An adult in Langnau am Albis pays a median CHF 570 a month for basic health insurance, or about CHF 6’840 a year (CHF 300 deductible, accident cover included). That is CHF 29 a month less than the Swiss median (CHF 599).

570 CHF/month

less than SwitzerlandSwiss median: 599 CHF

Median monthly premium 2027, adult (26+), CHF 300 deductible, with accident, standard model: median of the 27 offers in premium region ZH-3 (Civiora calculation on FOPH data).

Official FOPH average premiums 2027 (all deductibles and models)

Adult447.20 CHF/monthapprox. 5’370 CHF/year
19–25 years306.20 CHF/monthapprox. 3’670 CHF/year
Child120.80 CHF/monthapprox. 1’450 CHF/year

Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH)Compulsory health insurance premiums 2027 (priminfo)View source

Population and demographics

Official

Langnau am Albis has 8’097 inhabitants at the end of 2025, 2.5% more than five years ago (Swiss median: +4.4%).

Population change 2010–2025

Population change 2010–2025
Population
20107’272
20117’218
20127’254
20137’330
20147’426
20157’452
20167’502
20177’533
20187’547
20197’727
20207’902
20217’992
20228’056
20238’157
20248’224
20258’097

8’097 inhabitants

Density: 934 inhab./km² · 2025

−1.5 % vs previous year (2024–2025)

Age structure (2025)

0–19 years 21.8 %20–64 years 57.7 %65 and over 20.5 %

About 1 resident in 5 is under 20, and 1 in 5 is 65 or over. About 1 resident in 3 (31.6%) holds a foreign nationality.

Federal Statistical Office (FSO)STATPOP: permanent resident population (STAT-TAB), status 31.12.2025View source

On 1 June 2026, 1.06% of homes in Langnau am Albis were vacant, about 1 in 94 (Swiss median: 0.83%). The higher this rate, the easier it is to find a home.

Vacancy rate 2016–2026

Vacancy rate 2016–2026
Vacancy rate (%)
20160.70
20170.55
20180.90
20191.04
20200.62
20210.80
20220.49
20230.60
20240.99
20250.59
20261.06
Vacant dwellings4001.06.2026
Housing stock (2024)3’748

Federal Statistical Office (FSO)Vacant dwellings count, 1 June 2026View source

Federal Statistical Office (FSO)Buildings and dwellings statistics (GWS): housing stock 2024View source

Public transport

Derived from official data

Langnau am Albis has 16 public transport stops. On an ordinary Tuesday, 998 departures are scheduled across all stops, 154 of them after 8 pm.

Public transport stops16At least one rail stop
Departures on a typical Tuesday998of which evening (from 8 pm): 154 (15 %)
Departures on a typical Sunday1’011101 % of the typical Tuesday
Public transport stops / 1’0001.98Swiss median: 3.33

Departures counted in the official 2026 timetable (GTFS) on typical days: Tuesday 08.09.2026 and Sunday 13.09.2026. Every call at every stop in the municipality counts as one departure. Civiora calculation.

opentransportdata.swiss (ATLAS, SBB on behalf of the Confederation)Public transport service points, status 04.08.2026View source

opentransportdata.swiss (official GTFS timetable)2026 timetable (GTFS, 01.08.2026 edition): typical daysView source

Territory and local economy

Official

Langnau am Albis’s territory is 25.1% built-up, 25.7% farmland and 47.6% forest (survey 2004/2009).

Built-up 25.1 %Farmland 25.7 %Forest 47.6 %Other (water, rock…) 1.5 %
Jobs1’533reference year 2018
Establishments369reference year 2018
Social assistance rate2.5 %reference year 2019

Federal Statistical Office (FSO)Regional portraits 2021: key figures of communesView source