How can Luxury Places help you acquire real estate as a foreigner?

Acquiring a luxury property in Switzerland as an international buyer often proves complicated due to strict regulations. Without specialized assistance, navigating through these complexities can be challenging. This is where Luxury Places comes in, providing invaluable expertise for your purchase journey.

Recognized Expertise

Since 2006, Luxury Places has established itself as a reference in the sale of luxury real estate on the Lake Geneva arc and the Alps, with over 200 high-end properties in direct mandate. Facilitating sales typically ranging between CHF 5,000,000 and CHF 30,000,000, we contribute to several of the region's most significant transactions each year and are a key player for properties exceeding CHF 10,000,000.

Our brokers possess in-depth knowledge of the Swiss market, current trends, local regulations, and regional specifics. This expertise allows us to guide you effectively and help you find properties perfectly suited to your needs and preferences.

Extensive Professional Network

Our brokers benefit from a vast network of local contacts, including specialized lawyers, renowned architects, notaries, and various real estate experts. This network is crucial for facilitating transactions and connecting you to the best resources at every stage of the process.

Personalized Service

By collaborating with Luxury Places, you receive personalized and attentive service. Thanks to our brokers' tailored approach, you enjoy peace of mind throughout your acquisition journey.

Luxury Places, the Key to Your Success

Choosing Luxury Places maximizes your chances of success and helps you achieve your real estate ambitions in Switzerland with confidence and ease. We ensure that every aspect of your purchase is perfectly managed, from understanding local laws to finalizing your transaction.

We are your essential partner for a successful real estate investment.

Learn More:

• Key Elements of the LFAIE Law
• Explanatory Diagram of the LFAIE
• Conditions for obtaining a Permit B for the purchase of a primary property in Switzerland