Those who have real estate are blessed. If you want one, you have to give everything. The prices for real estate in the land of the Helvetii have not stopped since Corona.
The most recent example is an offer from the catalog of the renowned forests. In her current newsletter, the realtor praises “lots of chalet charm and great garden idyll”.
“Minimum sales price CHF 1,250,000”, demands Walde. For 100m2 of living space and 1,000m2 of land, in 8352 Elsau, a small town outside Winterthur: 4,000 residents, 40% SVP.
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Anyone who thinks they’re crazy gets the following from Walde as an explanation for the more than 12,000 francs per square meter:
“The uncomplicated jewel is just a few minutes by train or car from Winterthur and is a dream for lovers as well as for people who want to realize their own ideas: the property offers interesting opportunities to enlarge the living space.”
30 kilometers from Zurich, 38 from the airport – everything is OK. But the hut? That comes to mind Charly Chaplins Goldrush.
The case shows: real estate knows no borders, prices shoot through the roof, everything goes away. Pampas, chalet, 100 years old? Who cares – the credit is free, nature is pure.
The Swiss have it. Nearly 700,000 millionaires – soon one in ten – the country counts.
How much of it is in highly indebted home ownership, illiquid retirement planning and speculative stocks: nobody talks about that.
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