Swiss housing resentment finally objectively quantified
HomeHate
The Swiss index for people who got PTSD from the national housing market.
Awaiting sufficient hatred to produce a statistically irresponsible accusation.
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Housing hate map
Switch between communes and cantons, then choose whether the map shows ranking score, raw average, or vote volume.
The listings supplied the optimism. The public supplied the evidence.
Evidence Locker
Switzerland’s housing resentment, itemised
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Geographic prosecution
The national case
Switch between communes and cantons. Only the jurisdiction changes; the housing market remains guilty.
Commune
Hated Beyond Reasonable Doubt
The commune with the highest hate score that survives the uncertainty penalty.
Not enough evidence yet.
Commune
Acquitted Against All Evidence
The commune whose low hate score survives every attempt by uncertainty to make it look worse.
Not enough evidence yet.
Most hated
The highest weighted hate scores currently before the court.
Least hated
The lowest weighted hate scores, pending further evidence.
Most polarising
Where the witnesses disagree most violently about how much prosecution the housing market deserves.
Strongest agreement
Where the witnesses have achieved the rare administrative miracle of broadly agreeing.
Commune prosecution table
Canton prosecution table
Vote volume over time
Daily votes, a seven-day moving average, and the cumulative size of the case file.
Vote-score distribution
Where visitors place their rage on the 0–100 scale.
Evidence volume versus weighted hate
Every point is a commune. The upper-right corner is where grievance acquires witnesses.