This is how much you need to earn to afford your own home - a new study reveals the income requirements for mortgages.

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The Swiss real estate market has increased by 4.9 percent in the past twelve months. Purchasing a home is particularly expensive in Zurich, while it is cheapest in Bern. According to a study by Iazi, in Zurich, for example, an average annual salary of 525,000 francs is required to be able to afford a home. In comparison, the average gross salary in Switzerland is 80,000 francs. Rents have also risen in many cities, with Zurich leading the way at 3,800 francs. According to Donato Scognamiglio, a real estate expert, the situation with rentals is expected to become even more difficult. He expects an increase in the reference interest rate...

Der Schweizer Immobilienmarkt ist in den vergangenen zwölf Monaten um 4,9 Prozent gestiegen. Besonders teuer ist der Erwerb von Eigenheimen in Zürich, während es in Bern am günstigsten ist. Laut einer Studie von Iazi müssen beispielsweise in Zürich durchschnittlich 525.000 Franken Jahresgehalt erzielt werden, um sich ein Eigenheim leisten zu können. Im Vergleich dazu liegt der durchschnittliche Bruttogehalt in der Schweiz bei 80.000 Franken. Auch die Mieten sind in vielen Städten gestiegen, wobei Zürich mit 3800 Franken an der Spitze steht. Laut Donato Scognamiglio, einem Immobilienexperten, wird die Situation bei Mietverhältnissen voraussichtlich noch schwieriger. Er erwartet einen Anstieg des Referenzzinssatzes …
The Swiss real estate market has increased by 4.9 percent in the past twelve months. Purchasing a home is particularly expensive in Zurich, while it is cheapest in Bern. According to a study by Iazi, in Zurich, for example, an average annual salary of 525,000 francs is required to be able to afford a home. In comparison, the average gross salary in Switzerland is 80,000 francs. Rents have also risen in many cities, with Zurich leading the way at 3,800 francs. According to Donato Scognamiglio, a real estate expert, the situation with rentals is expected to become even more difficult. He expects an increase in the reference interest rate...

This is how much you need to earn to afford your own home - a new study reveals the income requirements for mortgages.

The Swiss real estate market has increased by 4.9 percent in the past twelve months. Purchasing a home is particularly expensive in Zurich, while it is cheapest in Bern. According to a study by Iazi, in Zurich, for example, an average annual salary of 525,000 francs is required to be able to afford a home. In comparison, the average gross salary in Switzerland is 80,000 francs. Rents have also risen in many cities, with Zurich leading the way at 3,800 francs.

According to Donato Scognamiglio, a real estate expert, the situation with rentals is expected to become even more difficult. He expects the reference interest rate to rise to over two percent and further interest rate increases by the Swiss National Bank. Demand for rental apartments is high, and the vacancy rate of around 1.2 percent indicates continued need. With an immigration of 60,000 people at the end of August 2023, a need for around 30,000 additional housing units will be generated.

The increasing cost of housing and increasing mortgage affordability requirements may lead to a decline in demand for homes and rental apartments. This can lead to the real estate market in Switzerland slowing down and price reductions becoming necessary. In response, builders could build fewer apartments and homes, which could lead to a long-term supply shortage.

According to www.20min.ch, the combination of rising prices and falling demand can lead to an imbalance in the real estate market. It is therefore important that political decision-makers carefully monitor the market and, if necessary, take measures to ensure the stability of the Swiss real estate market.

Source: www.20min.ch

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