Thurgau, along Lake Constance, is a calm and green canton popular with families working in Zurich or St. Gallen. Sales are handled in German.
Best English-speaking agents in Thurgau (updated November 2026)
agent, 329 homes sold with Neho, 6 yrs in real estate
agent, 125 homes sold with Neho, 4 yrs in real estate
agent, 53 homes sold with Neho
agent, 45 homes sold with Neho, 8 yrs in real estatePhoto: Roland Zumbuehl, CC BY-SA 3.0
We ranked 99 agencies by the number of properties they currently list in the canton. Google ratings shown where available. Apartments sell for around CHF 7'316 per m².
| # | Agency | Rating | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NehoSponsored, our pick for English speakers | ★ 4.6 (2,070 Trustpilot) | Flat fee CHF 16,500 |
| 2 | ImmoLeague AG | – | 45 homes for sale |
| 3 | GOLDINGER Immobilien AGRütistrasse 1, 8580 Amriswil | ★ 4.7 (65 Google) | 7% of local listings |
| 4 | Fleischmann Immobilien AGRathausstrasse 18, 8570 Weinfelden | ★ 4.5 (41 Google) | 5% of local listings |
| 5 | THOMA Immobilien Treuhand AGBahnhofstrasse 13a, 8580 Amriswil, Suisse | ★ 4.3 (166 Google) | 4% of local listings |
| 6 | Immokanzlei AGRheinstrasse 8, 8280 Kreuzlingen | ★ 4.3 (82 Google) | 4% of local listings |
| 7 | Properti AG | – | 21 homes for sale |
| 8 | BeniS Immobilien AGBürglenweg 3, 8374 Oberwangen | ★ 5.0 (12 Google) | 3% of local listings |
| 9 | RE/MAX | ★ 4.8 (25 Google) | 3% of local listings |
| 10 | Grundeigentümer Verband Schweiz AG | – | 18 homes for sale |
| 11 | PREMIUM HOMES AG | ★ 4.7 (266 Google) | 3% of local listings |
| 12 | Wealth Investment Network AG (WENET AG) | ★ 5.0 (36 Google) | 2% of local listings |
| 13 | Raiffeisen Immo AG | ★ 4.5 (60 Google) | 2% of local listings |
| 14 | BETTERHOMES (Schweiz) AG | ★ 4.3 (264 Google) | 2% of local listings |
| 15 | STAUB Immobilien Treuhand AGZürcherstrasse 120, 8500 Frauenfeld, Suisse | ★ 4.3 (125 Google) | 2% of local listings |
+ 84 more agencies in Thurgau
The ranking doesn't tell the whole story. Here's what we'd recommend, depending on why you're selling.
You'll need someone who can run viewings while you're gone and coordinate a notary signing by power of attorney.
Our pickLukas Speck★★★★★5.0Timing your sale with your next purchase matters. A flat fee keeps more equity for your new home.
Our pickKaterina Corrales★★★★★5.0Several heirs, sometimes in different countries: clear explanations in English make agreement easier.
Our pickLukas Speck★★★★★5.0A neutral, data-backed valuation helps both parties agree on a fair asking price.
Our pickKaterina Corrales★★★★★5.0For high-end homes, an international luxury network can reach buyers abroad.
Start with a free valuation. No commitment, and you'll know what your home is worth today.
For a 150 m² house in Thurgau, a traditional agency charging 2–4% would cost CHF 21'000 to CHF 43'000.
Ask who will handle your file day to day, not just the first meeting. Contracts and the mandate should be explained to you in English.
2–4% sounds small, but on a Swiss home it means tens of thousands of francs. Ask for the total amount in writing.
An agent who has sold in your commune knows the buyers, the prices and the notaries.
Be wary of an agent who promises a much higher price to win the mandate. Ask for comparable sales.
Check the duration, exclusivity and any withdrawal fees before signing.
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Neho has 6 English-speaking agents covering Thurgau and charges a flat fee. Among traditional agencies, ImmoLeague AG, GOLDINGER Immobilien AG, Fleischmann Immobilien AG list the most properties in the canton.
Yes. Your agent organizes viewings and negotiations, and you can sign at the notary through a power of attorney, so you don't need to fly back.
Traditional agencies usually charge 2 to 4% of the sale price. Neho charges a flat fee of CHF 16,500, whatever the price.
Yes. Every Swiss canton taxes the profit you make on a property sale, and in most cantons the rate goes down the longer you've owned the home. Your notary or tax adviser calculates it at the time of sale. Read our guide to property gains tax.
