by Investec Switzerland. Risks to the Swiss property market remained elevated in the three months through September, according to UBS Group AG’s quarterly index. “While the buy-to-rent price ratio reached an all-time high, moderate mortgage growth and the slightly-improved economy prevented imbalances in the owner-occupied housing market from widening,” it said in a report. By Catherine Bosley (Bloomberg) Exposed regions include: Lake Geneva, Basel, Zurich, Zug, Luzern and Schwyz, shown on the map below: Source: UBS Full UBS report (in English) Facebook and Twitter.
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Risks to the Swiss property market remained elevated in the three months through September, according to UBS Group AG’s quarterly index. “While the buy-to-rent price ratio reached an all-time high, moderate mortgage growth and the slightly-improved economy prevented imbalances in the owner-occupied housing market from widening,” it said in a report.
By Catherine Bosley (Bloomberg)
Exposed regions include: Lake Geneva, Basel, Zurich, Zug, Luzern and Schwyz, shown on the map below:
Source: UBS
Full UBS report (in English)