Just think about this. You come home late at night after a long day at work, and you just can't find a space to park your car. You end up walking block after block. To avoid this, you could choose parking rental. At ImmoScout24, we can help you find parking for rent so that you don't have to worry about hunting for a place to

put your vehicle every night. Parking rental is available through a variety of locations and types to suit your need. The cost for parking rentals can vary, so we let you consider a variety of different options. When you rent car parking by searching our site, you won't have to worry again about finding a place to park your car.

Renting a parking space in Switzerland

From outdoor parking spaces and underground parking spaces to parking boxes for cars and motorcycles, parking is practical for commuters, residents with additional needs and SMEs. Demand is high in cities: the Swiss population has changed to 9’051’029 (+3.57%) in three years, and the vacancy rate for flats is 1.01% (figures refer to flats) – consequently, parking spaces are in short supply.

At a glance: parking spaces to let

• Suitable for everyday vehicles, motorcycles and small fleets

• Parking spaces protected from the weather retain value and provide security

• A fixed parking space close to your home/workplace saves time

• Possible disadvantages: additional costs, sometimes limited access times

Market overview for parking spaces in Switzerland

With 13’442 new flats built in five years (figure refers to flats), underground car parks are springing up in many places. At the same time, cities are reducing public parking spaces and promoting public transport and micro-mobility. In urban areas, individual parking spaces are rare and more expensive; in suburbs and rural communities, there is a wider range of options. Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles, secure motorcycle/bike compartments and digital access systems are all important trends at the moment. Municipal parking regulations limit the number of parking spaces and influence the price of parking.

What costs are associated with a parking space?

The monthly rent depends on the location, type (outdoor/underground car park) and security. Additional costs include operating costs, lighting, cleaning and snow clearing. VAT may be due if the landlord is VAT-registered; this is usually not the case for private rentals. A deposit of 1 to 3 months’ rent is standard, as is a one-off charge for a badge/key and administration fee.

A step-by-step guide to deciding whether a parking space is right for you

1. Clarify your needs: vehicle type, charging requirements, daily use.

2. Define location: distance, accessibility, entry/exit times.

3. Review the technical requirements: parking space dimensions, entry height, maximum weight.

4. Assess security: lighting, access, video, insurance.

5. Read the contract: rental period, notice periods, house rules, utilities, VAT.

6. Observe legal requirements: separately rented parking spaces are subject to the Swiss Code of Obligations (OR); if they are rented along with a flat, residential rent (including protection against termination) applies.

Next steps

Search now for suitable parking spaces, set filters for location and type, arrange viewings and review the contract and costs. Upload all the necessary documents to secure your parking space as soon as possible.