Housing · Nordstrasse / Baar border

Schliffi development in Zug

Around 280 affordable rental flats by the Korporation

The Korporation Zug plans a large development of affordable rental flats between Nordstrasse and the railway, mainly 3.5-room flats. Savings come from the basement and parking; it is built in brick and timber.

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Quick answers

Based on the current status

Where does the project stand?

Phase 2 of 4: Permit.

Latest: Building application open for public inspection (Sept. 2026).

What happens next?

Baubewilligung, danach Baustart (ohne Einsprachen in wenigen Monaten möglich).

After that: Vermietung – Interessierte melden sich bei der Korporation an.

When will it be finished?

There is no official date yet.

Where the project stands

Phase: Permit
  1. Planning
  2. Permit
  3. Construction
  4. Occupancy
Flatsaround 280
Typical3.5 rooms
Rent 3.5 roomsunder CHF 1,800 (planned)
DeveloperKorporation Zug

Flats: Around 280 affordable rental flats (according to the Korporation). All projects with affordable housing →

What it is about

The Zug municipal authority is planning a large housing development in the Schliffi area, between Nordstrasse and the railway line on the border with Baar, comprising around 280 affordable rental flats. Most of these are 3.5-room flats, with rents expected to be below 1,800 francs.

Costs are being cut on the basement and the car parks. The building is being constructed using brick and timber.

What changes for the neighbourhood

A new residential neighbourhood with many medium-sized flats is therefore being built on Nordstrasse.

There is no need for a referendum; what matters is the planning permission. Anyone interested in a flat can register with the Zug Housing Association.

The road so far – and ahead

  1. 2.9.2026Building application submitted Source
  2. Sept. 2026Building application open for public inspection Source
  3. laterVermietung – Interessierte melden sich bei der Korporation an Source

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Last checked on 10.11.2026, compiled editorially from public sources. Official publications are authoritative.

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