The SIPA Crowd Immo blog

Our latest investment opportunity in Vevey has been fully closed. Available since 12 November, this property investment project has met with a remarkable response from our investors. The project, a Maison de Maître, is fully let by the canton of Vaud, was fully subscribed in record time. With a entrance fee fixed at CHF 66,113.10,… Continue reading Complete closure of the Vevey property investment project

Do you dream of investing in property without having to raise large sums of money or worry about rental management? SIPA Crowd Immo offers you an innovative approach: participative investment. There’s no need to buy an entire property or deal with the day-to-day hassles. With SIPA Crowd Immo, you invest in carefully selected collective projects,… Continue reading Take part in an exceptional property project in Vevey – New opportunity to be seized!

We’re delighted to announce a number of significant new arrivals to enable our SIPA Crowd Immo entity to increase its presence and our company’s performance. We are delighted to welcome Magalie Loureiro as CRM / Digital Transformation Consultant. Her mastery and excellence in marketing automation tools make her an expert in creating workflows and user… Continue reading SIPA Crowd Immo, strengthened by exceptional talent!

Between now and 2050, the population of the canton of Geneva will increase by 20%. To be more precise, this means an additional 110,000 inhabitants in the canton and 400,000 in the region. These prospects are causing a stir as regards the revision of the cantonal master plan. There are currently two opposing views. On… Continue reading Urban sprawl: Farmland under pressure from property development and urban growth

Rendezvous for an exceptional moment at the Lausanne Palace In November, SIPA Crowd Immo resumes its series of privileged events related to participative real estate investment. There’s no shortage of alternatives to traditional investment, and among them, participatory real estate investment is becoming an increasingly coveted option for small and medium-sized Swiss investors seeking security… Continue reading New conference on participative investment

Mortgage rates fell drastically in the third quarter of 2024, according to an analysis by Moneypark. This fall was influenced in particular by disappointing economic indicators and renewed fears in the United States. The Swiss National Bank (SNB) recently cut its key interest rate for the 3rd time in a row, from 1.25% to 1.00%… Continue reading Lower mortgage rates in Switzerland: impact on the property market

Our latest real estate investment project in the commune of Vionnaz in Valais closed in just 48 hours after official marketing! Thanks to a priority waiting list of which you can be a part.   The financing of this investment was a great success with our community of investors, and adds to the range of… Continue reading Full completion of Vionnaz real estate investment project

2024 promises to be a record year for SIPA Crowd Immo and its community of investors! We are proud to announce that Our latest property equity project, located in the commune of Saxon in Valais, has been closed. This was our second project in the charming commune of Saxon, and it was a resounding success,… Continue reading Saxon II project successfully completed

2024 promises to be a record year for SIPA Crowd Immo and its community of investors. We are proud to announce that our latest property equity project, located in the commune of Romont (Fribourg), has been closed.. As a reminder, the initial value of the investment property concerned was estimated at CHF 56,912.17 per co-ownership… Continue reading Successful completion of property project in Romont

Le swiss real estate aims to be carbon neutral (zero greenhouse gas emissions) by 2050. For example, the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (SFOE) provides support to property owners with the help of the Confederation, cantons and municipalities in the energy transition.  At present, the energy effort is considered to be considerable, given the high… Continue reading Carbon neutrality and Swiss real estate: an impossible goal?