Over the past few years in Switzerland, in contrast to other countries in Europe, today is a construction boom. Political stability and economic growth contribute to the development of real estate market. It
is worth noting that, among other positive factors, experts say that
the strong local currency exchange rate, as well as the availability of
mortgage keeps interest rates at a level below 3%. Today, much of Europe had to reduce their costs, and Switzerland, while continuing to implement the ambitious projects. Recently,
in the western part of Zurich was erected Prime Tower, which is to turn
a 126-meter skyscraper office have glass walls, according to experts - a
new landmark of the city, tourists will certainly be interested in, and
greatly increase the number of trips to Switzerland. At
the moment, Prime Tower - the tallest building in the country, but in
2015, this record will be broken, because before that time will be built
big giant Roche Holding (175 meters), which completes the construction
of new headquarters in Basel.
Since 2008 the annual increase in prices for Swiss apartments, houses and commercial areas was equal to the amount of 2 to 3%. Quickly began to go up real estate in financial centers, for example, in Zurich. In this city of thousands of foreigners had to purchase a house, then opened their own stores here, and got a job in the IT-companies and local banks. The high cost of real estate occurs mainly in regions that have a benign tax regime - is in Lausanne, Zug, and Geneva. These places continue to enjoy great popularity among wealthy foreign investors who buy this house for them at low prices.
For example, in 2009 the daughter of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, on Lake Geneva has bought a villa for 74.4 million Swiss francs (61.7 million euros).
Most experts, they include representatives of the Swiss National Bank
Many experts, including representatives of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the Swiss National Bank believe that the rapid appreciation of real estate is a sign of inflated "bubble" that may soon burst. Saputelli Claudio, who is the head of the department engaged in the study of global real estate market in the Swiss bank UBS said - "Today, the Swiss real estate market can not be called a safe haven, because in this situation can happen anywhere." The expert forecast was that prices in 2012 for private houses and apartments will increase significantly by as much as 4%, then the market may become unbalanced due to low mortgage rates, optimistic investors, as well as the lack of alternative methods of providing investment funds.
Despite fears that are associated with the emergence of "bubble", investors from Europe suggest that Switzerland is one of the priority areas on the same continent. Therefore, we must continually invest in real estate of the country, it will help protect the capital from the instability that now rages, as the river is unstable in the euro area tends to get out of their coasts.
Experts do not believe that the rise of real estate in this market downturn threatens to Switzerland, and in turn there will be a marked improvement in the financial situation of the country.
Since 2008 the annual increase in prices for Swiss apartments, houses and commercial areas was equal to the amount of 2 to 3%. Quickly began to go up real estate in financial centers, for example, in Zurich. In this city of thousands of foreigners had to purchase a house, then opened their own stores here, and got a job in the IT-companies and local banks. The high cost of real estate occurs mainly in regions that have a benign tax regime - is in Lausanne, Zug, and Geneva. These places continue to enjoy great popularity among wealthy foreign investors who buy this house for them at low prices.
For example, in 2009 the daughter of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, on Lake Geneva has bought a villa for 74.4 million Swiss francs (61.7 million euros).
Most experts, they include representatives of the Swiss National Bank
Many experts, including representatives of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the Swiss National Bank believe that the rapid appreciation of real estate is a sign of inflated "bubble" that may soon burst. Saputelli Claudio, who is the head of the department engaged in the study of global real estate market in the Swiss bank UBS said - "Today, the Swiss real estate market can not be called a safe haven, because in this situation can happen anywhere." The expert forecast was that prices in 2012 for private houses and apartments will increase significantly by as much as 4%, then the market may become unbalanced due to low mortgage rates, optimistic investors, as well as the lack of alternative methods of providing investment funds.
Despite fears that are associated with the emergence of "bubble", investors from Europe suggest that Switzerland is one of the priority areas on the same continent. Therefore, we must continually invest in real estate of the country, it will help protect the capital from the instability that now rages, as the river is unstable in the euro area tends to get out of their coasts.
Experts do not believe that the rise of real estate in this market downturn threatens to Switzerland, and in turn there will be a marked improvement in the financial situation of the country.