Regimo Bern

What Regimo Bern is

Regimo Bern is a residential and commercial real estate agency based in the Bern region. The firm operates as part of the larger Regimo Gruppe and provides rental and sales services across a three-canton area covering Bern, Solothurn, and Jura. The physical office sits at Thunstrasse 32 in central Bern, where staff handle inquiries and rentals directly, though most of the work now flows through their online listing platform.

When you arrive in Bern and need housing, whether you are a professional staying for a contract or a family relocating with children, apartment hunting becomes your most immediate task. Swiss apartments rarely advertise through international channels; you look through local agencies. Regimo Bern is one of the two or three dominant listings platforms in the region, which means if a landlord is advertising a furnished or unfurnished apartment in Bern, they have almost certainly uploaded it here.

The rental search itself

The site's main page presents a search interface that lets you filter by location (postal code or town), radius (5, 10, 15, or 20 kilometers), property type (apartment, house, commercial, parking), number of rooms, and rent including utilities. The interface gives you either a list or a map view of results, and you can sort by newest listings first, price ascending or descending, or alphabetically by town. Current inventory runs to at least 75 listings at any point, covering areas from central Bern to suburbs like Ostermundigen, Schliern, and Laupen. The agency advertises a "Mietinteressent*in auf Stellensuche" (prospective tenant looking for work) sign-in option, which suggests a feature for newcomers or job seekers, though the site does not expand on what that pathway offers.

Prices in the displayed sample ranged from CHF 1'350 per month for a small apartment (62 square meters, 3 rooms) in Laupen, to CHF 2'778 per month for a 95-square-meter 4.5-room apartment in central Bern on Bitziusstrasse. Regimo advertises "mieten ohne kaution" (rent without deposit) on several listings, a significant feature for arrivals who lack the financial history or credit score Swiss landlords normally require before signing a lease. How widely this applies across their portfolio the site does not specify; it appears on high-visibility listings but may not be available for all properties.

The site also lists commercial and office spaces, though the details are thinner. Commercial properties start at several hundred square meters and pricing information is sparse or marked "auf Anfrage" (on request). One listing mentioned 790 square meters in Fribourg with no price displayed.

Services for tenants and owners

Regimo Bern operates a "Mieterservice" (tenant service) section of its site, which the navigation highlights but does not expand on from the main page. The site says the firm provides property management for owners (Eigentümer) as well, and has a careers section advertising job openings. If you are a property owner in the Bern region and interested in having Regimo manage your rental property, you will need to contact them directly for details on their management services and fees.

One current project mentioned on the site is the Hochhuus Bern development at Ostermundigenstrasse 93, described as a new construction with apartments, modern fittings, historic atmosphere, and a view over the city. The Ostermundigen train station is noted as reachable in minutes, and the highway and local shopping are nearby. The site does not give expected move-in dates or the number of units, only that the project is underway. New construction projects in Bern's suburbs are popular because they offer modern energy standards and finishes while remaining more affordable than central-city options.

Regimo also operates a mobile app called RegimoApp, which suggests the ability to search and apply for apartments on your phone. The site does not describe what the app does beyond the web platform's functionality or whether it requires an account, so you may want to ask about it when you contact the office.

Where the site leaves you in the dark

Regimo Bern's site publishes no prices for its tenant service or property management fees. If you own an apartment and want Regimo to manage it, or if you are renting and want help navigating a dispute or a lease renewal, you will have to contact the office directly by phone or email. The site gives you the Bern office address and phone number (+41 31 350 50 80) but has no online form to submit an inquiry or schedule a consultation.

The lease terms, which landlords normally specify on each listing in Switzerland, do not appear on the property cards themselves. You would need to click through to each one, or call the office. The site also does not explain its commission structure, how long a typical listing stays active, or whether it handles furnished apartments differently from unfurnished ones, though both types appear in the inventory.

Language options are not visible on the main page. The site displays in German, and there is no obvious link to an English version. If you are not fluent in German, speaking with the office by phone or email (if they have one in English) would be your workaround.

Who this is for, and who it is not

Regimo Bern suits a professional or family relocating to the Bern region who can function in German and prefers to rent rather than buy. The site works best if you have time to search online before arriving, or a few weeks on the ground to view apartments and sign a lease. The "no deposit" listings are a real feature if you lack local credit or financial history. If you are bringing furniture and need a furnished short-term lease, the site lists those properties, but the interface does not highlight them as a category, so you may have to read through descriptions to find them.

This service does not suit you if you are looking to buy a home. While Regimo does advertise sales properties (Verkaufsobjekte), their primary focus is rental listings; the sales inventory appears thinner. If you need an English-speaking agent, you will need to contact them first and confirm they can help you in English. If you are moving with children and need an English-language school guide or relocation services beyond housing, Regimo offers the property piece only; you will need to coordinate other services separately.

Reaching Regimo Bern

The contact is Thunstrasse 32, 3005 Bern, and the phone line is +41 31 350 50 80, which appears on the site with mention of email (kontakt@be.regimo.ch), though the site does not provide a web contact form. The office hours are not listed on the main site, so calling or emailing first to confirm you can reach them before visiting is wise.