Überhitzter Immobilienmarkt: Darum zahlen Anleger selbst für marode Liegenschaften Spitzenpreise
Ein altes Haus kostet 7,8 Millionen Franken – und findet trotzdem Käufer. In Zeiten tiefer Zinsen verzeichnet der Immobilienmarkt einen Rekordzufluss an Geldern. Die Behörden warnen vor steigenden Risiken.
Swiss real estate market is experiencing record demand as investors pay top prices for deteriorating properties, despite warnings from authorities about increasing risks. At a secluded Zurich quarter, a rundown ten-unit apartment building is listed for 7.8 million Swiss Francs, even advertised on its own website. The property, built in 1938, boasts a charming facade and a recently renovated gas heating system, but presents significant maintenance issues.
Despite these problems, investors continue to pour capital into the sector, driven by historically low interest rates and a growing demand for investment opportunities.
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