With its Romanesque church set on the shore and the EPFL as a neighbour, Saint-Sulpice combines residential prestige with academic vitality.
The lakeside districts, from Le Débarcadère to Le Laviau, line up some of the most expensive properties in the canton, at the water's edge facing the Alps. The rest of the commune mixes well-appointed villas and modern developments prized by professors and executives of the neighbouring campus.
Supply is tiny in relation to demand, and sales on the water remain exceptional. The academic and international pressure keeps values at the top.
Over the past 25 years, the price per square metre of a flat in Saint-Sulpice has gone from around CHF 5 900 to CHF 14 100, a change of +139 %. Over the last twelve months, the trend is +5,9 %.
These figures track the local market over time. They point to a trend, they do not replace the valuation of a specific property, which depends on its condition, its floor and its view.
Market data updated on July 6, 2026
An accurate value, calculated on the real transactions of the neighbourhood.
Value my property →In Saint-Sulpice, a flat changes hands at around CHF 12 900 per m² at the median, with a common range of CHF 6 500 to CHF 26 600 depending on the neighbourhood, the floor and the condition of the property.
The median price of a house in Saint-Sulpice is around CHF 15 000 per m² of living space. The plot, the orientation and the year of construction then move that figure noticeably.
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