Price development in 2023: Lake Geneva and central Switzerland on the rise, Zurich and southern Switzerland on the decline
According to a report from www.cash.ch, there is a heterogeneous picture on the Swiss real estate market: While the prices for condominiums and asking rents in the Lake Geneva region and in central Switzerland continue to rise, Zurich, southern Switzerland and northwestern Switzerland recorded declines. This development reflects the different trends in the different regions of Switzerland. Condominiums were particularly popular in urban communities, resulting in a 6.6 percent increase in prices. In the centers, however, the increase was lowest at 3.8 percent. For the real estate market, this means further diversification and regional specialization. Investors and buyers need to be aware that the…

Price development in 2023: Lake Geneva and central Switzerland on the rise, Zurich and southern Switzerland on the decline
According to a report by www.cash.ch, there is a heterogeneous picture on the Swiss real estate market: While the prices for condominiums and asking rents in the Lake Geneva region and in central Switzerland continue to rise, Zurich, southern Switzerland and northwestern Switzerland recorded declines.
This development reflects the different trends in the different regions of Switzerland. Condominiums were particularly popular in urban communities, resulting in a 6.6 percent increase in prices. In the centers, however, the increase was lowest at 3.8 percent.
For the real estate market, this means further diversification and regional specialization. Investors and buyers must be aware that trends and developments vary in the different regions of Switzerland and should be taken into account accordingly. While demand remains high in urban communities, market saturation in other regions could lead to price declines.
It is therefore advisable that potential buyers and investors carry out a thorough market analysis to take into account the specific conditions in different regions and make informed decisions.
Read the source article at www.cash.ch