25 March 2025

Full completion of real estate investment project in St Gingolph (Valais)

We are pleased to announce the full closing of our latest participative investment project in St-Gingolph, in the canton of Valais.

Once again, this financing has attracted a great deal of interest, confirming the confidence of our investor community in our simple, structured and high-performance model.

This project offered an entry ticket of CHF 101,204.12 for a projected net yield of 4.87% over 5 years (according to forecasts based on the SARON law), within an accessible investment framework fully supported by our team.

The building, which will be completely new in 2023, comprises 6 apartments (2.5 and 4.5 rooms) spread over 2 floors, with 10 parking spaces. It is 100% leased to private individuals, guaranteeing rental income from the outset.

This is our third project in St-Gingolph, and our 11th acquisition in the canton of Valais, a region where we have developed solid expertise and a lasting presence.

This regional strategy is based on underlying dynamics: according to a study published at the end of 2024 by WĂ¼est Partner, more and more households are leaving urban cantons such as Vaud and Geneva to settle in the Valais, attracted by more affordable housing, a superior quality of life and a privileged natural setting.

Rental demand is growing, particularly in well-connected communities such as St-Gingolph, which are close to cross-border axes.

At SIPA Crowd Immo, every project reflects our vision: to offer accessible, high-performance real estate investment opportunities, with turnkey support, professional rental management and rigorous asset selection.

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