The territory,
analysed.
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.
Le Carnet articles are published in French.
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Positioning a development against the competition in Geneva
Defining a clear positioning, a precise target and a credible message to differentiate a development in a contested Geneva area, without overpromising.
Reading the Geneva property market: the indicators that matter
Transaction volume, time on market, supply, agreed prices versus asking prices: a guide to the signals that help you read the Geneva property market.
Anières, living by the lake
A wine-growing village that has become one of the most sought-after addresses on the Left Bank. What gives it its value, and what you need to know before buying there.
Living by the lake in Geneva: way of life and realities
Living on the Geneva shore of Lake Geneva offers real advantages, but also concrete constraints that are best understood before buying.
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.
Renting out your property in Geneva after the purchase
After buying a property in Geneva, renting it out means preparing the home, setting a compliant rent and framing the lease.
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.
Geneva's residential Left Bank: hillsides, countryside and quality of life
Geneva's Left Bank combines hillsides, countryside and proximity to the lake. A sought-after residential setting for those who want space close to the city.
Moving to Geneva as a family: school, neighbourhood and the right timing
Moving to Geneva as a family means planning ahead for school, choosing the right neighbourhood and timing the move around the school year. Our practical pointers.