by 15.11.2022 – The Swiss residential property price index (IMPI) rose in the 3rd quarter 2022 compared with the previous quarter by 1.2% and reached 114.6 points (4th quarter 2019 = 100). Compared with the same quarter of the previous year, inflation was 6.3%. These are the results from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). In the 3rd quarter 2022, in comparison with the previous quarter across Switzerland both the prices of sin-gle-family houses (+1.4%) and those of condominiums increased (+1.1%). The market segment of single-family houses showed higher prices than in the 2nd quarter 2022 in all municipality types. The sharpest price increase was seen in urban municipalities of a medium-sized agglomeration (+4.3%). For condomini-ums, prices rose the most in
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| 15.11.2022 – The Swiss residential property price index (IMPI) rose in the 3rd quarter 2022 compared with the previous quarter by 1.2% and reached 114.6 points (4th quarter 2019 = 100). Compared with the same quarter of the previous year, inflation was 6.3%. These are the results from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). In the 3rd quarter 2022, in comparison with the previous quarter across Switzerland both the prices of sin-gle-family houses (+1.4%) and those of condominiums increased (+1.1%). The market segment of single-family houses showed higher prices than in the 2nd quarter 2022 in all municipality types. The sharpest price increase was seen in urban municipalities of a medium-sized agglomeration (+4.3%). For condomini-ums, prices rose the most in intermediate municipalities (+3.3%), while prices fell the most in rural munic-ipalities (–1.9%). |
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