Single-family homes and condominiums from Fl\u00e4sch through Chur to Bonaduz and Rh\u00e4z\u00fcns remain in high demand. This is clearly reflected in the achievable sales prices per square meter of living space, which have risen once again and have increased significantly since the turn of the millennium. As a general rule, a high-end condominium costs up to CHF 11,000 per square meter of living space in the B\u00fcndner Herrschaft, CHF 8,000 to CHF 9,500 in the F\u00fcnf D\u00f6rfer region, in Chur around CHF 10,000, and in the Imboden region at least CHF 7,500. For luxury properties, the price range increases by an additional CHF 2,000 to CHF 3,000 per square meter. For the few single-family homes coming onto the market, comparable or slightly higher prices are being achieved. Prices per square meter for residential land have continued to rise and range from CHF 1,200 to CHF 1,750, with prices in the hot spots of the B\u00fcndner Herrschaft and the prime locations in Chur significantly higher at CHF 2,000 to CHF 2,500. <\/p>\n
Although supply quotas have risen slightly, they remain at a low level. The high prices are well supported by the reduced supply, low construction activity and solid demand. David Feldmann, Head of the Chur office at Ginesta Immobilien AG, confirms: “The appeal of home ownership remains high, but is no longer quite as euphoric as it was during the pandemic. We therefore expect prices in the market for condominiums and single-family homes to remain stable or rise slightly in the coming months.” Further information and details per municipality (in the B\u00fcndner Herrschaft, Kreis F\u00fcnf D\u00f6rfer, Chur and Imboden regions) can be found in the Graub\u00fcnden Rhine Valley real estate market report. On 10. January 2024 as a supplement in the B\u00fcndner Woche or for download at www. ginesta.ch. <\/p>\n