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  • New Head of Communication at Halter AG

    New Head of Communication at Halter AG

    Anna Domagala is moving from Eternit (Schweiz) AG, where she has been Head of Marketing & Communication and a member of the Executive Board since 2018, to the real estate developer Halter. With the business units Business Development, Developments, Overall Services and Renovations, there are “exciting and new areas of responsibility for her at a real estate developer that stands for innovative and sustainable processes as well as concepts and not only talks about them, but also does what it says”.

    Before following her passion for architecture and moving into the construction and real estate industry, she had worked in various, also international, functions in marketing and sales in the consumer goods industry, including at Swarovski and Bucherer.

    As a trained banker and studied media informatics with a CAS in Brand Leadership, she brings a total of more than 15 years of experience and know-how in the field of marketing and communication.

    Nik Grubenmann, who has been responsible for communications since 2017, has been leading the Halter spin-off Aneecy in his new role as CEO since 1 January 2023. The company is developing a digital platform that enables builders and investors to align their projects with the requirements of the circular economy right from the first phase. Aneecy will go online at the end of 2023.

  • Rental prices drop slightly in March

    Rental prices drop slightly in March

    The prices for rents fell in March compared to the previous month by 0.4 percent. This short-term development is only reflected in the national averages. In the most expensive and densely populated regions, rents rose in March, according to the latest data from the Swiss Real Estate Offer Index. In the long term, too, prices have increased on average.

    Tenants in the Lake Geneva region had to pay 0.2 percent more in March, and even 0.9 percent in the greater Zurich region. According to a press release, rents in north-western Switzerland also rose by 0.3 percent, in eastern Switzerland by 0.2 percent and in Ticino by 1.9 percent. In Central Switzerland, on the other hand, rents fell by 1.2 percent. Over the year as a whole, rental prices rose by an average of 0.6 percent for the country.

    In the case of home ownership, prices have also developed differently, depending on the type of residence. While those interested in condominiums benefited from an average of 0.4 percent lower prices in March, buyers of single-family homes had to add 1 percent.

    In the past twelve months, home prices even rose by a record 7.2 percent. While the square meter cost 6398 francs in March 2020, it was 6857 francs in March of this year.

    In the case of condominiums, the plus of 3 percent was somewhat more moderate. Here, the price per square meter rose from 7,366 francs in March 2020 to 7,587 francs in March 2021.

    The data of the Swiss Real Estate Offer Index is created in real time on the basis of advertisements on the real estate platform ImmoScout24 and in cooperation with the real estate consultancy IAZI AG .