Residential property in Saxon After financing our last investment project in Bex in just a few weeks, we have just put on the market a new opportunity in real estate equity ,worth over 4 million francs. Located in the commune of Saxon, in Valais (district of Martigny), this fully rented residential building offers a projected… Continue reading New investment opportunity in the Valais
By investing in real estate equity in Switzerland, each shareholder becomes co-owner of a percentage of the entire property. This new method of financing, which allows several shareholders to jointly invest in an investment property, offers significant advantages compared to owning an individual condominium. Additional protections for investors Thanks to this investment model, the co-owners… Continue reading Diluting of the risk of rental vacancy in participatory real estate investment
If you are wondering about the concept of the rental management of an investment project in Switzerland, first of all, remember that it is essential to consider it as : “A set of tasks dedicated to the management of a rented accommodation.” It is common to assume that shareholders who have invested in therental property… Continue reading Understanding rental management for your investment project in Switzerland
As of 2024, Raiffeisen Bank indicates a inevitable housing crisis. This is due to the fact that the vacancy rate will fall below the symbolic 1% mark across the country. As a result, rents and real estate prices will increase significantly. Housing shortage trend expected to continue This is bad news for tenants, as the… Continue reading Swiss real estate market in 2023: towards a housing shortage?
We are pleased to have fully funded our latest investment opportunity in Bex (Vaud) in just a few weeks. It is a mixed-use building with a residential majority, of a value of more than 5.4 million francs. It is composed of 17 apartments with balanced typologies as well as 2 shops spread over 5 floors.… Continue reading Our participative investment project in Bex (Vaud) is fully financed
Participatory real estate, also known as “crowdfunding” or “crowdequity”, has seen significant growth recently. This surge is due to traditional investors seeking stable income sources in alternative markets. More secure than the stock market but much more attractive than the interest offered by banks and less complex than traditional investment funds, investing in this asset… Continue reading Why is participatory real estate investment so popular in Switzerland these days?
After the success of our offer in the commune of Ardon (Valais), we have just put a new residential property on the market in Bex (Vaud). It is a yield property with a value of more than 5.4 million francs. The minimum investment amount is CHF 55,604 (for a co-ownership share) and the projected… Continue reading New investment opportunity in participatory shareholding in Bex
The launch of our investment opportunity in Ardon was a great success, as all 22 flats in this investment property have been rented, thanks to our trusted partner, Régie Petignat & Amor Immobilier. The property in question is valued at more than 9 million francs and is located in a commune close to all amenities… Continue reading Our property investment project in Ardon is fully financed and 100% rented
You want to invest in Switzerland to secure your future and that of your family. Receiving additional income is an important solution and real estate equity financing could help you achieve your goals. Nevertheless, we would like to give you an overview of the opportunities for generating additional income. Is considering a second activity a… Continue reading Secure your financial future with real estate crowdfunding
The outlook for the Swiss economy is tending to downgrade the macroeconomic forecasts of the Swiss Secretariat for Economic Affairs (Seco). Growth forecasts have been revised downwards and theinflation upwards. Thus, for 2022, we observe a growth rate of 2.6% compared to 2.8% announced. Moreover, the year 2023 follows this trend with 1.9% growth against… Continue reading Can Switzerland be considered the survivor of global inflation?
