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CI-Léman's property magazine: Geneva market analysis, practical guides and ongoing monitoring (tax, law, financing), to follow everything in one place. This monitoring keeps our brokers on the lookout, and you get the benefit: drawing on 1'100 sales in Geneva since 2006, every article is reviewed and approved by our team.
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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.
CECB and property value: what energy performance changes in Geneva and the canton of Vaud
A property with a poor CECB rating sells more slowly and for less in 2026. A figures-based look at the brown discount for owners in Geneva and Vaud.
What buying property in Geneva really costs in 2026
Transfer tax, notary fees, running costs: the real cost of a purchase in Geneva goes beyond the asking price. A costed breakdown, with sources.
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.
Geneva property market, second quarter 2026: prime holds firm, the mid-range breathes
In the second quarter of 2026, the median price of Geneva prime property remains above CHF 30'000 per m2, according to Wüest Partner. A figures-based reading for owners.
How long does a property purchase take in Geneva: from offer to keys
From the search to the handover of the keys, here are the main stages of a property purchase in Geneva and their indicative durations, explained file by file.
Pregny-Chambésy, a Geneva hillside between the lake and the Nations
Guide to Pregny-Chambésy: the Right Bank hillside, its two villages, the botanical garden, schools, access and residential property.
The risk of rental vacancy in Geneva and how to limit it
Rental vacancy remains low in Geneva, but it can be managed by looking after the property, the price and the relationship with the tenant.