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Should you buy a condominium apartment (PPE) or a house in Geneva?

It is not just a question of budget, it is a question of life stage. Many of our clients already own a house: once the children have left, it becomes too big, and an apartment makes perfect sense.

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It is not just a question of budget, it is a question of life stage. Many of our clients already own a house: once the children have left, it becomes too big, and an apartment makes perfect sense. You turn the key and travel with peace of mind. An apartment can also be a pied-à-terre in Geneva. Other families want to create their own setting, house or apartment, already built or off-plan: we support them too. A house requires constant upkeep, a different philosophy of life. A condominium apartment (PPE) involves co-ownership (shared charges, renovation fund, regulations), but also brings ease. In Geneva, houses are rarer and therefore more sought after, and several of the developments that developers entrust to us are not yet on the market. Our registered clients receive every new development first, fifteen days before it opens to the market. Now is the right time to register. Everything depends on your way of life, and we are here to help you see clearly, before you even start searching.

Should you buy a condominium apartment (PPE) or a house in Geneva? · CI-Léman