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Nowhere else in Europe have home prices risen as sharply in real terms—that is, after adjusting for inflation—over the past twenty years as they have here: about 109 percent. Germany’s figure stands at 23 percent, France’s at 4 percent, and Italy’s is actually negative at minus 24 percent. This trend is driven by low interest rates, stable immigration, and a shortage of building land. This is good news for homeowners. For anyone still looking to buy, however, the situation is becoming more challenging.

Behind hydroelectric power plants, district heating networks, and wood-based energy projects, there is often more than just the local utility—namely, long-term institutional capital. Here’s a look at who is helping to finance the energy transition at the local level and why this is relevant to property owners, municipalities, and investors alike.

For most people, the dream of owning a home begins with a house tour or an ad on a real estate platform. But before you fall in love with a house, it’s worth answering two basic questions: How much down payment do I need? And: Can I even afford it?

As the time to sell your home approaches, an important question naturally arises: What will you do about your current mortgage?

Are you looking to sell your property? Sooner or later, you’ll find yourself asking: Which real estate agent is the right fit for me—and, more importantly, for my property? In addition to recommendations and personal conversations, it’s worth taking a closer look at an often-overlooked factor: the website.

Summer offers ideal conditions for successfully selling real estate, thanks to high demand and optimal presentation.

The real estate market in 2025 is characterized by stable prices, high demand, a housing shortage, and new momentum driven by the abolition of the imputed rental value.

Professional real estate advice is essential for success, security, and a smooth process when buying or selling property in Switzerland.