Owning a house in Switzerland is becoming increasingly rare, according to a new analysis of the property market.
Just over a third of residents now live in houses, down from nearly 38 percent in 2010, placing Switzerland last among 40 countries studied.
Experts say high demand and rising land prices - especially in cities - are putting home ownership out of reach for many, despite strong salaries.
Surveys show the desire for outdoor space remains high, but out of reach for many families.
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