Our website, a user's guide: what you will find here
Valuation, catalogue, municipality guides, new developments and Le Carnet: what the CI-Léman website offers, and what remains the broker's job.
Online estimators: why they miss the real price in Geneva
Why an automated estimator gets it wrong in Geneva: condition, view, floor, PPE charges, rarity. What the algorithm cannot see, explained simply.
Troinex, a guide to a residential municipality at the foot of the Salève
Our reading of Troinex: a village in the Geneva countryside at the foot of the Salève, its villas, its access and its family life.
Buying a home between 1 and 2.5 million in Geneva: the process step by step
The process of buying a home worth 1 to 2.5 million in Geneva, step by step, from budget and equity to handing over the keys.
Thônex, a guide to a Trois-Chêne commune
What Thônex offers day to day, between the Trois-Chêne, the tram and the border: quality of life, transport, schools and the property market.
Buying as a family in Geneva: balancing neighbourhood, schools and budget
How a family weighs neighbourhood, proximity to schools and budget in Geneva. A method for ranking your priorities and choosing with confidence.
Chêne-Bourg, a guide to one of the Trois-Chêne communes
Chêne-Bourg seen by a CI-Léman broker: urban living, a Léman Express station, schools and the property market east of Geneva.
Valuing a prestige property in Geneva: method and confidentiality
Valuing a high-end property in Geneva calls for a dedicated method and a discreet approach. Here is how we proceed, without exposing your property.
The promise of sale in Geneva: scope, commitment and steps towards the deed
In Geneva, the promise of sale binds seller and buyer before a notary. Scope, conditions precedent, deposits and timelines towards the final deed.
Ending your lease to become an owner in Geneva: getting the timing right
A Geneva tenant who is buying: how to align the end of the lease with the purchase date to avoid paying rent and a mortgage payment at the same time.
Cologny report: market, taxation and quality of life on the hillside (June 2026 edition)
Cologny in verified data: 6'149 residents, among the lowest tax rates in the canton, estimated prices from CHF 17'300 to 22'200 per m2. A sourced report, data as of June 2026.
Living on Geneva's Left Bank: neighbourhood impressions
A subjective stroll between Eaux-Vives and Champel, with no figures or widgets: a deliberately minimal article.
Cologny: what the figures say about one of the most expensive markets in Switzerland
In Cologny, the price per m2 exceeds CHF 40'000 in 2026 according to Wüest Partner. A data-driven guide to the market, the properties and the timelines for an owner.
Notary fees in Geneva: the real cost of a purchase
Transfer tax, fees, land registry: what a Geneva buyer really needs to budget beyond the advertised price.
Hermance, a guide to the Geneva village on the lake
Hermance, a lakeside town at the north-eastern tip of the canton of Geneva: history, harbour, schools, access and property as seen by CI-Léman.
Corsier (GE): a guide to a lakeside commune, between village and harbour
Corsier (GE), a Left Bank commune of village, harbour and countryside: quality of life, access, schools and property as seen by CI-Léman.
Geneva's family neighbourhoods: what makes for quality of life
The real criteria that make a Geneva neighbourhood pleasant for a family, and how to rank them according to your budget.
Collonge-Bellerive and Vésenaz: lakeside living on the Left Bank
Quality of life in Collonge-Bellerive and Vésenaz: the harbour, the lakeshore and the villages of Geneva's Left Bank, with access, schools and property.
Vandœuvres, a residential hillside in the Geneva countryside
Quality of life in Vandœuvres, on the hillside of Geneva's Left Bank: territory, transport, schools, housing and the villa market.
Buying your first family home in Geneva (1 to 2.5 million)
How a family frames its first home purchase in Geneva between 1 and 2.5 million: priorities, budget, equity, trade-offs and steps.
Bernex, a new lease of life on the Left Bank
Between the Geneva countryside and the development of Grand-Lancy, Bernex is attracting families. What is changing and what it is worth.