GENEVA
Geneva’s luxury real estate market stands out for its stability and attractiveness, despite an at times uncertain international economic climate. Global buyers looking for investment security and premium amenities continue to flock to the city and region, with new high-demand areas emerging, according to Maxime Dubus, managing director of SPG One, the Christie’s International Real Estate affiliate in Geneva.
International demand remains strong, particularly for spacious, exclusive properties. Within Geneva, the neighborhoods of Florissant and Champel are gaining popularity, while outside the city, chalets and lakeside properties in the Swiss Alps are booming.
“Demand for high-end properties remains high, but supply is limited, contributing to tension in the market and continued appreciation of prestige properties,” explains Dubus.
Dubus points out that climate is also impacting the market, with Alpine and lakeside regions such as Gstaad and Verbier experiencing an uptick in wealthy buyers in search of cooler temperatures and security in the face of extreme weather conditions.
Looking ahead, the luxury real estate market in Geneva, French-speaking Switzerland and the Swiss Alps is expected to remain highly attractive in 2025.
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