Our support, step by step
- valuation of your property, free if we sell it
- the sales file: photos, plans, description and documents
- listing on our website and the main property portals
- immediate sending to buyers subscribed to our alerts
- qualifying buyers and organising viewings
- negotiation and checking the financing
- support right up to the signing at the notary
The brokerage contract under Swiss law
Brokerage is governed by Articles 412 et seq. of the Swiss Code of Obligations (CO). Under Art. 412 CO, the broker is engaged, for a fee, either to point out an opportunity to conclude a contract or to act as intermediary in negotiating it. Art. 413 CO provides that the broker is entitled to the fee once their introduction or negotiation leads to the contract being concluded.
We are also looking for land
For our own developments, we are looking for plots suitable for apartment buildings or houses, to buy or to develop. Do you own land? Let’s talk.
Properties currently for sale
2 properties are currently for sale through our agency. See properties for sale.
Frequently asked questions
When is the broker paid?
Under Art. 413 CO, once their introduction or negotiation leads to the sale contract being concluded.
Who organises the viewings?
We do: you have a single point of contact who reports back after every viewing.
Should I have my property valued before selling?
Yes, it is the basis of a fair price. Our valuation costs between CHF 500 and CHF 800 and is free if we sell your property.