METHODOLOGY

How we value a property

A valuation is only worth something if you understand where it comes from. Here is how our model calculates a price range, what data it draws on and what it does not claim to do.

Transactions analysed live
Flat · 112 m²
Carouge
CHF 1 285 000
sold
House · 186 m²
Cologny
CHF 3 620 000
sold
Flat · 78 m²
Genève
CHF 915 000
sold
Flat · 143 m²
Chêne-Bougeries
CHF 1 990 000
sold
House · 210 m²
Vandœuvres
CHF 4 150 000
sold
Flat · 64 m²
Lancy
CHF 720 000
sold
Flat · 96 m²
Nyon
CHF 1 145 000
sold
House · 165 m²
Pully
CHF 2 480 000
sold
Flat · 88 m²
Lausanne
CHF 985 000
sold
Flat · 121 m²
Versoix
CHF 1 360 000
sold
House · 148 m²
Meyrin
CHF 1 560 000
sold
Flat · 105 m²
Morges
CHF 1 075 000
sold
Flat · 71 m²
Vernier
CHF 665 000
sold
House · 232 m²
Vevey
CHF 2 150 000
sold
Flat · 112 m²
Carouge
CHF 1 285 000
sold
House · 186 m²
Cologny
CHF 3 620 000
sold
Flat · 78 m²
Genève
CHF 915 000
sold
Flat · 143 m²
Chêne-Bougeries
CHF 1 990 000
sold
House · 210 m²
Vandœuvres
CHF 4 150 000
sold
Flat · 64 m²
Lancy
CHF 720 000
sold
Flat · 96 m²
Nyon
CHF 1 145 000
sold
House · 165 m²
Pully
CHF 2 480 000
sold
Flat · 88 m²
Lausanne
CHF 985 000
sold
Flat · 121 m²
Versoix
CHF 1 360 000
sold
House · 148 m²
Meyrin
CHF 1 560 000
sold
Flat · 105 m²
Morges
CHF 1 075 000
sold
Flat · 71 m²
Vernier
CHF 665 000
sold
House · 232 m²
Vevey
CHF 2 150 000
sold
Illustrative examples

Real transactions, not listings

The price shown in a listing is not the sale price. Between the two lies the negotiation, sometimes several months on the market and often a gap of several per cent. Our model rests first on the sales actually completed, the ones that show what buyers really paid.

We cross-check this data with the price levels observed street by street and neighbourhood by neighbourhood, to place a property in its immediate market rather than in a cantonal average that means nothing at the scale of an address.

A model calibrated for Switzerland

The Swiss market has its own rules. Two neighbouring communes can show a thirty per cent gap because of taxation, access to the lake or transport links. Scarcity of supply weighs heavily in urban areas, and an open view carries a price. A generic model misses these effects, ours takes them in.

Each characteristic of the property is weighted according to its real bearing on the local price. Surface area and the number of rooms set the base, location, condition, floor and parking do the rest.

A range, not a single figure

No online valuation can quote a price to the last franc without having seen the property. That is why we hand over a range. Its width reflects the level of uncertainty, tighter when local data is plentiful, wider when comparable sales are scarce.

The more precise the information provided, the tighter the range gets. An exact address, an accurate surface area and a stated renovation condition are worth more than an approximate entry.

What a valuation does not replace

An online valuation gives a solid basis for preparing a sale, talking to your bank or weighing up whether to keep or sell. It does not replace the visit of a professional, who alone can judge a hidden defect, a particular character or a nuisance that the data does not capture.

We see the valuation as a reliable, free starting point, not as a verdict. The decision stays in your hands.

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